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Eu sou um milhão de coisas diferentes. Nenhuma que você conheça. Ouço mil vezes a mesma música. Adoro cheiro de gasolina e de fósforo. Dia...
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More than teammates and friends, they had always been partners in taking advantage of the opportunities life provided. Something like accomplices. They could be called opportunists, profiteers and forgers. However, the crux of the matter was another – they just didn't like to waste the potential of things. And, that Valentine's Day, when faced with the promotion that offered a totally free dinner to couples, Karin knew that the opportunity was too good to pass up.
Halloween. Karin had never cared much for those superstitions and stories about witches on broomsticks or wandering spirits. However, when she learned that there would be a party that night, she was tempted to put on a costume and go there. Not because she was suddenly interested in the mystical aspect of it or because she liked wearing costumes – in fact, she hated it. But because that guy could be there. And, secretly, Karin imposed a single condition on herself. She would only go to the party if Suigetsu went too.
There is a pain that not even the presence of so many people can fill: the absence of someone who has become indispensable. Sakura always believed that being surrounded by friends and family meant never being alone. Until she understood that true loneliness does not come from the lack of people, but from the absence of the one her heart has chosen. Now, she finally understands what Sasuke once tried to teach her. And the more she understands, the more painful this truth becomes. Because she may have the whole world around her, but if Sasuke disappears, it will be as if she has absolutely no one left. And this time, her greatest desire is not to keep him by her side, but only to ask him to stay. Not to disappear. Not to let her know once again the pain of a world without him.
A born romantic, Hinata was fully aware that her heart couldn't stay intact forever; which is confirmed when she crosses paths with Uchiha Sasuke - a bad boy known for not getting attached to anyone. But life is kind of funny sometimes, right? It has a way of bringing two complete strangers together just to see what happens.
All Sasuke wanted when he arrived in Konoha that day was to spend some time with his family, but in Suna something suspicious is happening and it's up to Sakura to save the Kazekage's life...
Hinata thought her husband worked in consulting. Naruto, in truth, served the Summit, until he died on a mission in Prague without knowing he would be a father. He left her a letter, a key everyone wants, and a single name: Sasuke Uchiha. After surviving an invasion at home, Hinata arrives injured at the door of her husband's best friend, a retired assassin who swore never to return to that world. Now there is a bounty on her head, and protecting her could cost Sasuke the freedom it took him years to achieve. He promised to take care of her. He just didn't expect to fall in love. SasuHina