"Am I really that smooth-tongued, Tsunade-sensei? You should know better than anyone."
"Besides, sweet talk would never fool you. You'd make the first move yourself. I remember you made the first move on me back then." Uchiha Yin raised an eyebrow, putting deliberate emphasis on "sensei" and "first move."
Uchiha Yin still remembered it clearly, and he couldn't help glancing at Tsunade's ample chest.
You little rascal.
As Tsunade recalled what she had done, a blush briefly crossed her face.
Because of a system mission, Tsunade had approached Uchiha Yin of her own accord. Somewhere along the way, she had found herself drawn to him.
Uchiha Yin wasn't wrong. She had made the first move.
But Tsunade certainly wasn't going to admit it.
"Did I? I don't remember that." Tsunade clicked her tongue, sounding half as though she were talking to herself and half as though she regretted how muddleheaded she had been.
"Tsunade-sensei, how could you?" Uchiha Yin put on an aggrieved look, making Tsunade giggle.
"All right, enough fooling around. What we need to figure out now is dinner." Tsunade swatted away Uchiha Yin's wandering hand, then gently pinched his cheek.
What a shame, Uchiha Yin thought.
Tsunade's figure was the very definition of perfection to the touch.
"Dinner? Where are Mikoto and Kushina?" Uchiha Yin asked, puzzled.
"They've gone out on a mission. And not just Mikoto and Kushina—Konan and the others went with them," Tsunade replied.
"Huh? What kind of mission needs all of them? Did Kaguya go too?" Uchiha Yin asked.
What on earth was going on?
Kushina and Mikoto were both at least Kage Level, and Konan had crossed the threshold into Quasi-Kage.
Kaguya went without saying. Sara might have been a little weaker, but even she was no less capable than an ordinary