Naruto: I, who didn't want to be hacked to pieces, saved the ninja world.

Upon hearing her aggrieved statement, Tsunade couldn't help but facepalm and decided to ignore her no longer.

"Kid, what do you say?"

"Uh, well..."

Baiyun Qingye, knowing he had no other option, shrugged and said, "Then let's prepare two more rooms. Kushina-nee, Rin, do you have any requests regarding the rooms?"

"No, no, I'll decorate my room myself."

When Kushina saw that Shirokumo Aoba agreed, she naturally waved her hand happily.

Seeing that Kushina had already asked for a room, Rin Nohara thought, "How can I refuse?" and simply said...

"Then why don't you just move my old house here too?"

"also."

Baiyun Qingye nodded.

"..."

When Tsunade and the others saw that Shirokumo Aoba had agreed, they didn't say anything except to roll their eyes at him.

To be honest, not only does Nohara Rin come over every day to help prepare breakfast and dinner, but Kushina also comes over to visit so often that she treats this place like her second home.

Hinata blinked, and Kushina and Rin both got rooms, so...

She tugged at Baiyun Qingye's clothes.

"Aoba..."

"Ok?"

Shirokumo Aoba immediately looked at her curiously, "What's wrong, Hinata?"

"Well, how about we prepare a room for Hanabi too? I told her before that if she feels lonely at home, she can come and stay for a few days."

Hinata is still a good older sister. Although she is often driven to the brink of collapse by Hanabi, she still thinks of Hanabi first when something happens.

"Of course, no problem."

To be honest, Shirakumo Aoba actually had a room planned for fireworks...

In short, despite Kushina's interruption, a general plan for the new house was reached.

However, it's impossible to start construction immediately; there are still some details that need to be redesigned.

Then, naturally, it's up to Shirakumo Aoba to finish his work.

After the discussion ended, Tian Tian and the others stayed together to have a lively dinner before heading back.

It's not that I don't want to stay, it's just that I'm getting married soon, and after that, I'll have less time to spend with my family.

Just like the little fireworks now.

There's no need to wait until later; I'm already feeling a bit lonely right now.

After dinner, she sat alone on the wooden walkway by the door, her soft, chubby little legs dangling in the air, staring blankly at the pitch-black sky outside.

The small figure appeared somewhat frail from behind.

This left Hyuga Hiashi and Hyuga Ayako, who were inside the room, feeling somewhat helpless.

But there was nothing we could do.

Hinata has been coming home late these past few days because she's been busy with wedding preparations, but she usually comes back before dinner. Today, however, she's unusually late.

Hyuga Natsu also went along, and Hanabi immediately felt bored when she came back from school alone.

The thought that he would never come back after Hinata got married made him even more upset.

……

Chapter 869 There are quite a few family members on my mother's side...

Hanabi sat alone by the door, looking at the moon and waiting for her sister to come home.

Just then, Hinata and Hyuga Natsu returned one after the other. After dinner, Shirakumo Aoba took them back for a walk.

If we're not in a rush, it's more fun to take a walk like this than to use Flying Thunder God to come back directly.

As for Shirokumo Aoba, she naturally went to see Tenten and Ino off again.

However, when Hinata returned, she was somewhat surprised to see Hanabi sitting alone at the door, and called out in confusion.

"Hanabi, what are you doing sitting at the door?"

"elder sister!"

When Hanabi saw Hinata return, she immediately looked at her with some surprise and delight.

Then, with his short legs, he ran towards the other person, hugged their leg, and buried his face in their stomach.

"Hanabi..."

Hinata was a little stunned. She rubbed the little head that was rubbing against her, and seemed to suddenly understand what was going on.

"Fireworks has been waiting for you to come back."

Hiashi Hyuga, who had been sitting in the living room, also got up and came out. Now that Hinata was about to get married, his expression was no longer as stern as before in order to maintain the dignity of the head of the family, but rather more amiable.

He wanted to relax a bit during this short period of time.

Otherwise, what if Hinata thinks that he's just an old man with a stern face and never comes back to her parents' home in the future?

"I see..."

Hinata also wore a serene smile, then picked up Hanabi and carried her into the house.

In the living room, Hinata Ayako poured a glass of water for Hinata and Hinata Natsu, who had just returned, and said with a smile.

"You've had a busy day, have some water first."

"Good~"

After Hinata finished drinking the water in her cup, Hanabi, who was sitting on Hinata's lap, couldn't contain her curiosity and tugged at her clothes to ask.

"Sister, what were you busy with today? Why are you back so late?"

"It's nothing much. I just went to Aoba-kun's house to discuss the plans for the new house and the furnishings. Then it got late, so I had dinner and came back."

Hinata briefly recounted what happened at the Senju clan's territory that afternoon, but she also mischievously refrained from immediately arranging a room for Hanabi as well.

After all, she used to get really annoyed by Hanabi's various mischievous and irresponsible remarks, so she wanted to give her a little back.

"The new home..."

Hanabi blinked, of course she understood what that meant.

"So after the wedding, will my sister and Xia sister move to the new house and not come home anymore?"

"Ah."

Hinata gently patted her head.

Xiaohuahuo's expression immediately fell.

"My older sister and Xia sister have both moved out, so I'll be all alone now, and no one will play with me anymore."

Hiashi Hyuga: "..."

"Yes, when your sister isn't home, you have to be good, Hanabi. Don't make Father and Mother angry, and study hard."

Hinata looked at Hanabi's expression, offering words of comfort while a faint smile played on her lips.

"I know, really, you've said that so many times, sister..."

Hanabi pouted unhappily when she saw that her older sister was still smiling.

Hinata's smile widened, and she pinched Hinata's small, pouting lips. "As a reward for your obedience and diligent study, you can come stay with us if you're bored at home. Aoba-kun has prepared a room especially for you."

"?"

Hanabi blinked, her eyes slowly brightening as if they were in a loading process.

"Really?!"

"Well, but Hanabi has to behave herself."

Hinata didn't let the little girl get too carried away, so she added a condition.

Otherwise, if they stay there every now and then, who knows what they might do?

I had been thinking about coming over at night to ruin her plans, and I don't even want to think about what I would do if I went directly to her house.

"I know, I've always been a good girl, okay?"

Hanabi's mood improved considerably; her previous frustration vanished, and even her eyes started to dart around.

It's obvious that he's plotting something again.

"..."

Hinata didn't know what to say to her.

He's the kind of person who'll get into trouble if you don't discipline him for three days straight.

Forget it, if she does something really outrageous, she can teach her a lesson then.

Thinking to herself, Hinata poked Hanabi's forehead again, gesturing to her that Hyuga Hiashi's face had clearly darkened.

Hanabi blinked, the joy on her face quickly vanished, and she asked obediently.

"Father, Mother, if I miss my sister in the future, can I go and stay with her for a few days?"

Hiashi Hyuga certainly wanted to refuse.

After all, the older one is about to get married, so we can't just drag the younger one down with us, can we?

But Ayako Hinata, who was standing next to him, still gestured to him.

After all, they had all seen Hanabi all alone and sad before.

If they don't allow it, it will probably be even more painful.

Hiashi Hyuga could only say with a straight face, "You can only stay there for a maximum of two days a week."