Hello wonderful people! As promised, here is the glorifying (not really) sequel of the ever so adored (again not really) 'Haku-nii?'! There really isn't much to say about this other than I am super uncreative with names and several of you might have been confused and thought that this was it's lovely prequel. Well, it's not. Hopefully the summary makes that clear.

Also, I would like to apologize (you always apologize! I know I'm sorry) for posting this late, but I just went back to my learning facility and it is killing me (on the inside). I am currently super tight on time (seeing as I also have volunteer work to do). But regardless! I will attempt to make as much time for this as possible!

The Haruno siblings hands swung between the two as they continued to talk to one another about their lives before reuniting once again. How they were able to continue speaking all trip long was a mystery to the silver haired jounin sensei. He figured it was merely the two trying to catch up with one another after all the timje those two spend apart. He smiled slightly, it was nice to see the two get along so well especially seeing at how the two were so sadly intent to kill each other.

The two boys on the other hand walked as far as possible from the two. Even though the two felt a strange sort of elation at finding out that their feminine teammate truly was a girl, they were too afraid to speak to her because of the one walking next to her: her older brother. The two felt an oppressive aura coming from the mentioned sibling. Every time Saku switched her gaze from her brother to the path, they could feel his death glare on them. The two shuddered. Despite his also slightly feminine appearance, he was truly frightening.

Saku and Haku stopped as they reached the gates. It was still early, so there wasn't much too see. Haku gazed up at the sign and into the village while Saku smiled at him as he took in the sight. The two boys ran over and quickly bid goodbye to their teammate before running to their respective houses. Haku's aura darkened slightly until the two left his sight before turning over to smile at his sister, his aura glittering once more. Kakashi observed all of this and sweat dropped before he too bid them farewell to speak to their Hokage.

"C'mon Haku-nii! I'll show you around once I show you where I live." Saku smiled as she gently tugged on her brother's hand to guide them home.

Once home, Haku received the grand tour and was given a guest room as his room. He waited for his sister downstairs and he noticed that she now wore pants instead of her skirt and shorts. She also traded her kimono top for a looser v-neck with a mesh underneath. He gazed curiously at her.

"Ah! I guess I never explained it to you did I?" Saku chuckled nervously.

"No..." Haku said slowly.

"See, in the village, everyone thinks I'm a boy, so I try." Saku said.

"So you dress like this to humor everyone?" Haku said.

"Well, more like because I got used to it and it was more convenient for me to pretend to be one."

"How come?"

"Well, in the academy, girls have little hand-to-hand combat and they have to sit through flower arranging classes and tea ritual training. If I didn't know any better, I was thinking that they weren't teaching us how to be ninja, but rather how to get married." Saku scowled. "The boys would have daily hand-to-hand combat and they would have weapon training classes and weight training! I would learn how to be a ninja like nii-san!" Saku's eyes glittered.

Haku smiled at his sister. She really did want to be a true ninja. "I see."

Saku smiled back at him. "So, now that that is taken care of, do you want to go with me to get stuff?"

Haku stood up. "Let's go."

The two left the building and headed towards the now awake bustling center of the village, or more directly, the market place. Haku was mildly surprised at how many people were actually at the market place. He never really had much contact with people, unless it was for a mission of course, thus making him a little uneasy. However, he looked down to where his sister was holding his hand and guiding him through the moving bodies and relaxed a little.

The two bought several food items and things for Haku. The two where content at being able to do such menial things without having to be on edge all the time and the two savored the feeling as much as possible.

"Hey Nii-san do you think that we should by this-" Saku's question was suddenly stopped by a frantic thudding of steps.

"Oh no." Saku paled.

"What's wrong?" Haku asked concerned.

"Fangirls."

"What?"

Squeals erupted near the two and they cringed at the sharp noise.

"Haruno-kun~! Welcome back~!" They chorused.

"Ah, yes, I have returned. Thank you." Saku nervously laughed.

The crowd cooed at the pink haired ninja before suddenly noticing the other person aside of him.

"Ah, Haru-kun, who's that with you?"

"Is it your girlfriend~?" Some people dragged out.

"NO!" The others cried.

"Ah, actually-"

"I'm his sister." Haku said perfectly.

"Huh?!" Saku turned to stare at her brother. He just winked at her.

"Oh~! Haruno-kun! How come you never told us you had a sister?" the crowd asked.

"Well, er-"

"I just got here and Haru didn't have enough time to show me around, so we're doing it now."

"Oh!" the crowd nodded and said their heartfelt goodbyes before leaving the siblings to their devices. Instantaneously, Saku turned to her brother.

"How come you said you're a girl?"

"Just 'cause." Haku winked at her.

"Nii-san!"

"Shh, Saku-chan. I'm your nee-san now." He said with another wink.

"You kill me..."

"I try."

Not long after the little incident, Saku went to show her nii-san where the most wonderful place in the village was- the library. It was bigger than the one in their tiny village and the two spent hours reading and decided to take some with them.

"Yo, Haru-kun!" the guy behind the desk greeted him.

"Hey Taka. How's your sister doing?" Saku asked him.

"Who, Keiko-nee? Nothing can bring her down. Honestly, she always has enough energy to keep harping at me..." the guy trailed off as he saw Haku, who was standing behind Saku. Saku turned before realizing her brother was also there with her.

"Oh, right. I never introduced you two." Saku gestured to her friend. "This is my friend, Takahiro-kun and he's Keiko-san's younger brother. Takahiro, this is my-"

"-sister-" Haku reminded Saku.

"-sister, Haku-neesan." Saku finished.

Haku smiled gently. "It's nice to meet you Takahiro-kun." Hau bowed slightly.

Takahiro flushed bright red. "Ah no! The pleasure's all mine Haku-san!" Takahiro said before falling into a deeper bow than Haku's.

Saku raised an eyebrow at the exchange. "Well...Taka, I need you to check these books out for me and nee-san."

"Ah, s-sure." Takahiro stuttered. He flushed a brighter red when the tips of his fingers came in contact with Haku's.

"See ya later." Saku waved.

"Farewell." Haku bowed.

"U-uh, b-bye."

As soon as the two got home, Saku burst into a huge bought of laughter. Haku scowled at his sister. He dropped the bags in their respective places before marching up to his sister.

"Stop it."

"I-I can't h-help it!" Saku's laughs echoing down to giggles. "H-he totally ha-as a crush on you! Nee-san!" She burst out laughing again.

Haku hit his sister on the back of the head.

"Owww, nii-san!"

"That's what you deserve. Don't make fun of your nii-san."

Saku pouted.

That's the end to this chapter and I will attempt to fit in an omake in here soon, so there's that to look forward to too. As usual, please read and review and let me know how this story is going! No flames please though, as I do not enjoy getting burned.

Japanese: English

jounin: high ranked ninja

sensei: teacher

Nii(-san): older brother (respectful term)

-kun: a term of endearment, usually put at the end of a boy's name

-chan: a term of endearment, usually put at the end of a girl's name

Nee(-san): older sister

Takahiro: random Japanese name; means "noble and prosperous"