He saved me (A Kakashi Love Story)

Chapter 32

I curled further into my warm pillow, yawning slightly.

Something warm brushed the side of my face, then his footsteps crossed the room and the door closed quietly. I heard the outer door open and close a moment later.

Aw...He left.

I rolled over, ending up in the large dent he'd left in the bed.

Sighing, I sat up, looking around to see if he'd left anything.

There was another note on his pillow.

Doing prep work for the mission. Probably back before dark. Go do something fun.

Love you,

Kakashi

I rolled my eyes. He knew I was planning on lazing around.

Standing, I went ovr to the dresser and quickly changed.

I know what I'll do! I'll get Gerilynn and Akina!

I skipped out the door, locking it behind me, and started sprinting to Gia's house, full of excitement.

Gia opened the door and gestured me inside quietly.

"They passed out there sometime last night," he explained, tilting his head to the couch, where Gerilynn and her team were sprawled, asleep.

An evil grin spread over my features.

"May I?" I asked.

"You're going to anyway, so have at it," he said, amused.

I took out a chocolate bar again, and carefully aimed. I threw it like a kunai at her, and her hand snapped out and caught it, throwing it back as she leapt to her feet.

"Ow! You shouldn't throw chocolate, Gerilynn!" I exclaimed rubbing at my stomach.

"Meh?" Her head whipped back and forth frantically as she tried to look around, apparently forgetting that her eyes were closed.

"Try opening your eyes," I advised.

She squinted over at me.

"Why'd you throw something at me?"

"Correction, I flung a chocolate bar at you. I needed you awake."

"Why?" she demanded, slumping back down on the couch, having to lay across her friends' laps.

"It's girls day out!" I sang, clapping my hands together happily.

Akina shot upright, sending Gerilynn back to the floor.

"Alright! Come on, you need to put on some different clothes," she grinned manically, grabbing Gerilynn by the wrist and dragging her off up the stairs, the blonde girl looking quite overwhelmed.

I ran up after them, and I held her there while Akina dug through her clothes.

"You hardly have anything in here that doesn't have armor plating built into it," the brunette complained, flinging clothes everywhere.

"Stop messing up my stuff," Gerilynn growled.

"Oh please, this closet was stacked as tall as I am with junk. It's already messed up. A-ha!" She grinned trimphantly holding up a nice purple blouse and a tight pair of jeans.

"I don't want that," Gerilynn grumbled.

"Why? We could always go to Akina's place and get you a sundress," I warned, tightening my grip on her slightly.

"Just give me the damn clothes," she grunted, squirming.

Akina grinned at me.

"Nice work."