This story proves to one and all that not doing homework during study hall is harmful to ones health. Some stupid stuff and all, my first anything on I don't know I was plain old bored.
"Naruto? Do you know where Sasuke-kun is?" Says the #1 fan girl a.k.a Sakura Haruno.
"mmm." There came a soft, almost inaudible, moan.
"Naruto, is that you?"
Sakura, thinking that Naruto doesn't have anything to hide, opens Naruto's bedroom door.
Of course, she opens it despite the warnings. Being a total fan girl for so long made her think that privacy is nothing but a word.
"mmmh, sa-suuke. It's pant really bitter."
Sakura having lost some brain cells in her endless search for Sasuke doesn't move from the doorway. In front of her there happens to be a scene she'd never, I mean never, thought that she would see in all of her Sasuke hunting years. There in front of her very eyes are her two teammates. Both of which seem to be enjoying herself with the other. The blond and raven haired companions that she thought she had figured out go behind her back and do this. Something so…so…
"Come o-on Naru, open up. I need to put it in." Sasuke's breathless voice snaps the pink headed ninja back to the world of the living.
"Sasu-ke. Please." In front of her emerald eyes all that could be seen was Sasuke….getting Naruto, of all people, to…to eat his vegetables. Green everywhere!
Having figured out that this wasn't really harmful towards her relationship with Sasuke she decided to leave.After she closed the door to Naruto's apartment what she didn't hear was…
"o…kay, sasu you promised pant to put it in me. So are yo-"
"Naru, pant you talk t-too much. Now if you want it you're gonna have to bend down."
"mmhmm. Sasuke?"
"Yes."
"Why do you...n-need that?" stuttered the blond.
"Mmm, my little Naru didn't you say that you liked bondage."
Flame all you want just know that I like to play with fire. Anyway I don't really care that much if no one likes it, cuz I pretty much don't. Enjoy if you can and flame if you please. If you want to flame let it be as helpful to me as an umbrella on a rainy day.