Seeing her best friend sulking, Mikoto smiled and comforted her. "Come on, Minato and the others must have an important mission to complete. It might well be a mission Yuying gave them."
"Hmph, I don't care. I'm definitely not speaking to Minato for five days," Kushina said haughtily.
"All right, all right, let's not talk about him. Come on, let's go shopping." Then the two girls happily ran toward the shopping street.
Uchiha Fugaku had already been forgotten. He stayed there in the same position for a long time.
Sasuke lowered his head and chuckled a few times.
Unexpectedly, Fugaku noticed. He looked at Sasuke, feeling that the man looked a little familiar. He entered the shop, walked over to the pair, and sat across from Sasuke. Looking at him, he asked, "From another village?"
"Yes," Sasuke replied.
"What brings you to Konoha?" Fugaku asked again.
"Sightseeing," Sasuke said simply.
Uchiha Fugaku curled his lip and paid him no further attention.
He said, "Have fun," and left.
As soon as he stepped outside, Fugaku ran into his friends.
They greeted one another, and Uchiha Fugaku said quietly, "Hiashi, Hizashi, those two inside are suspicious. Keep an eye on them with your Byakugan in a bit."
The two nodded and cast a casual glance at Sasuke and Boruto.
Who was Sasuke? He was a man with the Rinnegan. He heard every word they said clearly.
Sasuke helplessly took a sip of tea. His father really was cautious.
He said, "Have you finished? We'll leave once you're done."
"Almost, almost. Just a little more," Boruto mumbled, his mouth full of dumplings.
Sasuke sighed and continued drinking his tea.
"Oh, you mean there were two of them? One wore a hat and had bangs covering one eye, and the other was a little