Muye said, "Big Sis Kushina, feelings aren't something you can define. Only assets and responsibilities are concrete. If you don't think this through, you'll end up suffering all sorts of miserable fates."
Kushina wanted nothing more than to slam the door and leave, but she glanced at Yanbai sitting beside her and the kindness in his eyes, then held herself back.
In truth, Kushina knew her younger brothers really did care about her. Otherwise, they wouldn't have said these things.
Back in the Senju Clan, no one had ever kept her in line. Having people "care" about her now was something precious.
Kushina treasured this familial affection, too, so even though Muye's words embarrassed her, she endured them.
In fact, she had grown accustomed to enduring things during her time with the Senju Clan, and she was doing the same now.
Yanbai reached out, took Kushina's hand, and patted it, encouraging her to listen patiently.
Seeing that the couple could barely take any more, Silver Moon smiled and stopped Muye. "Big Brother Minato, Big Sis Kushina, Muye means no harm. His words just tend to hurt. Still, to keep things from turning ugly for everyone later, I think some things need to be made clear in advance."
Minato Namikaze nodded solemnly and replied, "I understand."
This wasn't Minato Namikaze's first time meeting the brothers Muye and Silver Moon, but it was their first formal meeting. Compared with the blunt Muye, Silver Moon gave Minato Namikaze a sense of gentleness laced with danger.
Of all these children, Silver Moon was the most like Yanbai.
Minato Namikaze didn't dare take him lightly.
Next, Silver Moon shared some of his views in a gentle voice.
Smiling, Silver Moon said, "Brother Minato, what I want to tell you is that Big Sis Kushina and