Naruto Manga Sakura Novels & Stories

A group of crows flaps their wings and cowed on top of the large branches while watching the two kids busily covered the hole in soil using the shovels. Beneath this Sakura tree, Mizu buried her Mother. Face, feet, and hands are in pink and numb because of the freezing temperature. White and warm smoke was coming out from the pinkish nose and purple lips every time she breathes and speaks. Hands clasping together, and eyes in tight closed, Mizu and Kuro prayed for the safe journey of the soul of her mother in the afterlife. Mizu left the burial with a frost flower. Walking with Kuro, Mizu decided to go back home. She just remembered Shiro is still sleeping in their house. She still has someo

She was hiding herself from the flying dragonfly which then perched on the edge of the table near Jai’s position. “Oh. This is a very big dragonfly. What is—I mean, what’s her or his name?” Jai asked. “This is Sakura. She is a Cherry Blossom Dragonfly.” Tsubasa answered. “I don’t want to seem rude, but I’ve never seen a dragonfly as big as her. Is it a normal size, Tsubasa-san?” Jai asked as he observed Sakura, the raspberry colored dragonfly that’s almost as big as a two months old kitten.

She looked down and saw the blond covered in his blood, still shocked by what happened she traced where she heard the shot only to find mike gazing back at her with a smirk on his face… Meanwhile, sakura was still thinking about what Sasuke had told her earlier on. She was having an incurable disease and might die any moment from now, that was why she had been trying her best to be the best mom to her son. But if what he said is true then maybe she has to try it. She has to try Kazuma, she thought deeply and smiled. She then walked over to her son's room, luckily he was still awake and not sleeping "hey Sasuke, why don't you invite Kazuma over for dinner next time? "; she uttered while givin

Gnats began picking various types of flowers. "Not too much!" Nara protested, ignored at all. After getting a bunch of colorful flowers, Gnats walked over to Nara and showed them in front of her face. "Select which one?" the bargain. "All!" Nara replied excitedly. Looks like you're still a kid acting like that. The young man chuckled. She handed over all her flowers and left one in her right hand. The gnats plucked the ends of the stalks and then tucked them in Nara's ear.

I had known what being Luna meant in a vague sense, but hearing it from Lady Samantha made it feel real, almost overwhelming. Tears welled in my eyes as I met Lady Samantha’s gaze, her sincerity cutting through my uncertainty. “Thank you,” I whispered, my voice thick with emotion. “I... I’ll remember that. I promise.” Lady Samantha nodded, her expression softening further. “I know you will. You’re stronger than you realize.” The moment lingered, the quiet strength of the Luna’s words offering me a fleeting sense of peace, but as the group slowly began to move away from the poolside, the distant hum of the celebration’s music reminded me that there was still much to be done.

Is this how l am spending eighteen years of my life. "SAKURA?" Hmm now l am hearing voices hah. Calling my name. "Is that you Sakura." I look up to see one of the girls l worked with. "What are you doing here." I could not respond as l observed her way of dressing. She was wearing a yellow kimono. Her hair tied in a lovely semi circle hairpins pluck and. She had some makeup on. "You.." "I am Hozumi don't you remember." She smiled . "Hozumi?"

— It’s a good comparison, but it doesn’t fit Aronohai Misa. With her easygoing character, her heterochromic eyes, and the controlled sense of danger she exudes— she’s more like an exotic large feline. Like a tiger pretending to be domesticated by a hare. Sakura would find the situation amusing, if she weren’t the ‘hare’ in question. She opens her mouth to try saying something but is cut off by Misa’s strange actions. The she-alpha drags Sakura’s palm down the side of her face and repeatedly nuzzles into it. Either she’s playing into her role of a tiger, or she really likes the scent of Sakura’s pheromones.

“Just us.” Breakfast waited in the same serene dining room as before. Low table, floor cushions, the gentle clink of porcelain against lacquer. Sakura wore pale lavender today, her hair pinned with a single jade comb shaped like a crane. Haruto sat at the head in quiet charcoal, already reviewing something on a slim tablet while sipping matcha. Dante,black cashmere sweater, dark jeans, sleeves pushed to his elbows, settled beside me, one hand resting casually on my thigh beneath the table the moment we knelt.

Mayu hesitated at first, but slowly stepped closer. Heri leaned toward Sakura and whispered, “She’ll feel more comfortable if you crouch down to her eye level.” Sakura knelt gently. And just like that, Mayu inches closer and gave a tiny smile. Outside, the Tokyo sky is beginning to turn orange. The air is growing colder. But inside this little home in Nishi-Koyama, filled with old memories and gentle warmth, the afternoon carried its own kind of comfort. Sakura was clearly nervous. So nervous, in fact, she forgot to take off her coat when she sat down.

he asked. Yuri sighed, stopping in her path and shielding her eyes from the sun as she looked up at the sky. A single petal of the sakura blossom flower fluttered down and landed onto the back of her hand before Yuri let it fall to the ground. The girl then turned back towards Tohya, a serious expression on her face.