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Sake

Pairing : Kisami/Sakura

Rating : T

Words :380

Sakura had thought after that weird event in the cave that she would never see that bleu retard of a fish. But one night it seemed she was destined to see Kisami, that bleu retard of a fish again. It wasn't that she hated him, it was just awkward to find that somewhere deep down inside she wanted to see Kisami again. Life was fucked up that way, and so it was in a bar that she found Kisami. Sakura had thought she would never hang out with another drunk after Tsunade, but Kisami seemed to like his sake on a regular basis just like her old sensei.

Sakura sat down next to Kisami ordering a shot of sake herself. When she got her drink, she sipped it gently and looked directly at her bleu ally, who seemed to be getting drunker every minute. When Kisami adjusted his gaze on her, he chuckled and then hiccupped. "So my little cherry blossom, have you come to enjoy a drink with the guy who has fish for brains" Sakura winced at the nickname Kisami gave her, he had a weird fetish with nicknaming everything.

"Kisami I think you had enough today, so why don't we leave here and get some fresh air" Kisami grunted, but got up none the least and followed her out the bar. "You know you're going to have a massive headache tomorrow fish head", Sakura scolded, but what gave her the right. She wasn't a close friend, and it was his life anyway. Still she was a medic and headaches no matter how you got them were part of her profession. Kisami stopped suddenly and slouched against the nearest wall, holding his head in pain. "You were right; I do have a massive headache kunoichi".

Sakura turned him towards her, and pried his hands off his head. Then she pressed her two fingers to both his temples, putting southing chakra into his aching head. When he finally fell asleep against the wall, she left. The next morning Kisami woke up with no headache, thanking Sakura for her help as he headed towards the same bar he had been yesterday, chuckling to himself.