A very short, short one...
WARNING:: Shounen-Ai in this little piece...

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There were a few chaotic days after that. Hinata was only seeing the baby. And if she ever stepped out of that she was talking about her sister. But in all she managed to wall her self into a small room were only she and the baby existed.

And that of course made both Gaara and Sasuke very worried. For a few days they let Hinata go on, but after the fifth day they were beginning to really worry about the former heiress. She acted as she lived in another world.

And don't forget that they really wanted to be a part of the baby's life too.

So a small plan was created. A picnic plan to be exact. Early next Sunday morning both Sasuke and Gaara went up early to make a picnic-basket. Tea, lemonade, sandwiches, cake and other goodies was made. Including a bowl of strawberries. Once they were finished they went to Hinata's room. They knocked on the door but received no answer.

Sasuke ignored the silence and opened the door and found Hinata on her back with the baby in her arms, sleeping on Hinata's chest.

"Take the basket and the baby," Sasuke said to Gaara.

The red haired young man nodded and gently pried the baby from Hinata's grasping arms. He heard the soft whine from the little critter but he just rocked her gently, and let a soft hum come over his lips. A sound that made the baby relax again.

"Are you ready?" asked Sasuke as he picked up the sleeping Hinata bridal style.

"I am," Gaara answered.

"You remember the place we talked about?"

"I do."

"Let's go there now."

Gaara nodded and watched Sasuke and Hinata disappear in a cloud of smoke and two seconds later he followed them.

Naruto, Ino and Sakura had told them about this place just a day earlier. It was within the boundaries of Konoha and yet it was so desolate that nobody very rarely visited this place. It was perfect for a "get-together".

They had prepared this spot since they learned about it. They had take just about everything in calculations. A small shed had been erected that housed blankets and if it was necessary, the four of them if rain or a thunderstorm would hit.

But as things looked now… it all would be perfect. Perfect to get Hinata out of her shell.

Sasuke arrived first at the spot and he gently placed Hinata against the large tree. Only a few seconds later, Gaara appeared with the little girl and the back pack.

"She's still asleep?" asked Gaara as he let the back pack slid to the ground.

"Yeah, I think so," answered Sasuke as he looked down on Hinata's face. Her eyes were still closed and she was breathing evenly. She showed every sign on being in deep sleep.

Gaara frowned for a moment before looking at Sasuke again.

"Do you think you can handle the baby too? Just so I can get the blanket out on the ground?" Gaara asked.

Sasuke nodded as he sat down with Hinata in his lap. He held her around the back with his right arm and had his left arm free, silently telling the sand-nin that he was ok to take on another cargo.

Gaara smiled as he placed the sleeping baby in Sasuke's arms and then he pulled back. For a moment he looked at the scenery and he couldn't help it.

Sasuke's eyes went wide when he felt Gaara's lips on his own, it was briefly but he had felt them.

"Gaara?" The raven haired young man questioned.

"Just a second." Gaara replied and found the blanket and unfolded it on the ground.

Once it was done he took the sleeping baby from Sasuke's hold. And again he brushed his lips over the former avenger's mouth.

"Why?" was Sasuke's question.

"Because I believe that if we're going to share Hinata – we're going to share each other too."

Sasuke sat down on the blanket with the sleeping Hinata in his arms. He tried to move her into a comfortable position.

"Did you dislike it?" Gaara's sandy voice asked.

Sasuke shook his head. No, he had not disliked it.

"I was just surprised that our connection would get physical." The black haired youth answered. "But I did not dislike it. Perhaps we should do it more often so we can get used to it?

The red haired former Kazekage just smiled.

"If you wish it," he said.

"Ahh, I wish it," Sasuke answered.

To Be Continued

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