This is it folks. Congratulations. You've reached the end of the ride. An epilogue will follow that damn near made my heart stop as I finished it.

I hope you enjoyed the adventure. It isn't perfectly written and I'm sure you all got annoyed at the plot (probably). I couldn't help but torture our dear protagonists it seems. But despite, I'm glad you've made it this far!

BatmanForPresident kindly let me know that the pintrest links don't work. *swears at fanfic site*. I've uploaded all of them to Wattpad (I feel wrong even mentioning it on here. I feel like I've cheated on fanfic). Just search Under My Skin - Jijiofthesharingan and it should come up. I've drawn the beessstttt pic ever for the epilogue so pls check it out there if you fancy :)

Thanks again.

Akari

Akari blinked awake. She stretched and smiled as Kakashi came into view. The breeze from an open window was light and danced across her face.

"Ya, Ohayoouuu," she called out but the smile on her face began to dissipate at the grave look on Kakashi's face. For a few seconds, she'd forgotten. Forgotten everything. All the events crashed through her as Kakashi wheeled closer to her in his wheelchair to the side of the hospital bed.

"Akari," he gulped hard and it looked like he was trying his hardest not to look away from her, "do you remember what happened?"

"I-" she began but she felt dazed and confused. "Am I dead?" she found herself laughing at the ridiculousness of her question. It held no amusement. She watched as Kakashi shook his head from side to side slowly, indicating she wasn't. "Then… I died. The Chakra, it exploded." She was whispering now from the gravity of it. She pulled the hospital sheets from her and sat up looking for any sign of damage.

"Do you remember when we got there?" Kakashi's tone was almost professional sounding but a softness took away its edge.

"No," she looked up to him confused. "I was alone." She watched the muscles around Kakashi's jaw work hard as he seemed to clench his jaw.

"I tried to get there, to get to you." He looked down unable to look at her anymore.

"Are you ok? Why are you in a wheelchair?" Panic started to rise in her and she tried to get off the bed but Kakashi's hand reached out and squeezed her thigh. She stayed under his touch.

"I'll be fine." His words didn't seem genuine and she gave him a pointed look. She wasn't in the mood for it. "I promise."

A strange silence hung between them.

"What happened? Why am I here? Shouldn't I be…?" Dead.

"I woke up and you were gone, Aki." He looked at her like she was going to be severely told off at some point about it. "I called Shikamaru and Sakura into the office in the middle of the night because I knew you'd done something like this."

"If I hadn't, it would've destroyed Konoha."

"I know that now, I wish you'd told me before."

"What would've changed? You would've just been even more worried than you were. I could see what it was doing to you already. Besides," she argued, "you would've tried to follow me, or come with me and I couldn't let that happen. It could've killed you."

"I let you die alone." His words sounded haunted. He blamed himself she realised. All the frustration that built within her slipped away at it.

"Kashi," she let her legs fall off the side of the bed as she looked at him. She leaned forward closer to him. "There was nothing that could've been done about that. It wasn't your fault." She watched as he slowly exhaled. She could see he didn't believe it but he seemed to relax a little. "If I died, how am I alive now? What happened?" she suddenly sat up in realisation and looked around.

She looked back to Kakashi after he didn't answer. The look he gave her made her realise she wouldn't like what he needed to say.

"It was Taiyo, Akari. Taiyo transferred his life to you in exchange for his own."

The information didn't quite sink in and she stared at Kakashi as her brain tried to digest the information.

"He's gone Akari. Taiyo died."

The next few days were a bit of a blur to Akari. She seemed to grieve Taiyo every second. She missed him dearly over the years but the guilt of his recent passing seemed to be the thing that was hurting most. She felt guilty that it wasn't the absence of him that hurt most. But that only added to the guilt she felt. She realised how self-centred she was and she began hating herself.

Sakura had explained that she was out of danger since human life is what was sacrificed it only brought back the human part of her. She still had her silvery chakra although much much less. So much less that she wondered if she could ever rely on jutsu's again in combat. She oddly mourned that part of herself too. So much was lost. She began to wonder if she was worth the sacrifices people were making for her.

She was so deep in thought that she hadn't even noticed Kakashi come home. He was standing over the bed she was sat in. He sighed and it snapped her out of her daze.

"Aki…" she looked at him and tried to smile. Pain seemed to pull at his eyes. His mask was in place but his Hokage robes weren't in sight.

"Hey, Kashi,"

"Baby seeing you so sad is killing me," she could see it was too. She realised his whole life had pretty much been turned upside down since she came back and it was all her fault. The guilt that was sapping the life out of her only grew at the thought. The purple that pulled at his eyes, the slur of exhaustion on his words.

"I'm sorry Kakashi, for everything." She looked down to her fingers unable to look at him.

"Don't apologise," the kind sternness of his tone caused her to look up to him and he'd pulled down his mask. "Please don't apologise." He said more softly. He brought his hand to her cheek and she leant into it. "Having you here, coming home to you, you don't know how much I wanted this." The words spilt from his lips. "Taiyo wouldn't have wanted this for you. He loved you. He told me to tell you." His hand dropped from her face she watched as he took a seat on the bed next to her.

"I know…" she found small words. "I just… I feel like I've ruined everything by coming back."

"Oh baby you have no idea," he sighed and she flopped onto his shoulder. "Everyone has been waiting for you all this time. Do you not realise?" Akari thought back to all the people she'd seen since coming back. He lifted the arm she was resting on and she fell further into his chest as he draped it over her shoulders. Warmth and comfort seemed to swell within her as he squeezed her into him.

"I'm scared to admit it, even to myself, but I love you. I love you more than anything, more than Konoha." Guilt racked his words but her heart swelled violently. "If Konoha was in danger, and you… I don't know if I could choose Konoha, and it scares me. I knew I would make a terrible Hokage."

"I know you'd choose the right one, Kakashi. I know you love me. I feel it every day. I always have. But, I know you would do the right thing."

"There's something I need to tell you, I only found out today. But," he hesitated and she twisted to look up to him, "it is about Taiyo-san. Sakura had a medic that alerted her to a missing patient. It was Taiyo. He was terminal."

She sat up in alert at his words and twisted to him. He was looking straight forward to the end of the bed.

"He had been ill for a few months and he was about to be admitted to a hospice. I should've noticed but I was just so wrapped up with everything. He ran all that way…" He seemed to be lost in thought but shook his head.

"Taiyo-san," Akari breathed his name and held her heart with her hands. "I wish I hadn't been scared to see him again. I wish I saw him sooner."

"Don't say that," he turned to her and leaned sideways on the bed. It looked awkward but he reached out with his top arm and stroked her cheek. "I'm positive that he would've preferred to choose when to go and how to go in his case. He was able to save you even though he was dying."

"I just… I don't know…"

"I know, Aki, it's ok."

A few months later - September 1st

Akari sat in a slightly worn dark green leather booth of a shinobi bar. Nerves seemed to sporadically rush through her as she waited. The clock ticked to 7 pm. She had arrived almost half an hour early and had already nervously drank Sake but it didn't do anything for her nerves. Her eyes were glued to the door as her memories of the morning replayed in her head, trying to remember if she had the right time.

Flashback to earlier that day:

Summer was over and Akari was plodding through the streets of Konoha trying to stave off the unusually cold wind that blew today. She'd brought a few too many groceries for the long walk back to the old Hatake house. Well- her house now. Akari and Kakashi married 4 weeks ago now. The memories of it seemed to warm her even through the cold. She didn't realise she was smiling to herself and looking down at the golden band on her finger when a voice called out.

"Akari! Akariiii! She halted and looked around the small bustling crowd to see someone who almost looked familiar waving frantically as she approached her.

"Ku-Kurenai?" she spoke in disbelief.

"Oh Akari," the arms of the lady wrapped around Akari and tears welled in both women's eyes. "I'd heard rumours but seeing you here- oh it's so good to see you!" Kurenai seemed to openly sob in the street. People were looking but Akari couldn't find it in herself to care. Kurenai released the embrace but Akari held both her hands in hers.

"Hi, Kurenai." She found she had so much to say but no words to tell her. Her eyes dropped to the groceries now at her feet. "I'm sorry I haven't visited or anything. Honestly, I wasn't sure if you'd be happy to see me. I know we only met a few times. And…" she paused not wanting to bring up memories that might hurt her. She nodded as if she understood.

"Don't be ridiculous. You're absolutely always welcome." She looked back up to her then. Smiling warmly at her friend. "Look, I have to run I'm late for school but we absolutely must meet." Kurenai was suddenly flustered and pulled her into a hug.

"I agree we absolutely must," Akari joked and smiled again when Kurenai laughed sweetly. She held her at arm's length when she pulled back.

"Tonight. There's a shinobi bar on the corner by the Hokage's tower. You can't miss it. Looks like the one we used to go to. I'll meet you there at 7?" Kurenai was already turning away taking her silence as a yes. Akari hadn't expected her to pencil in a date especially for today but she was suddenly buzzing with excitement about it.

"Can't wait, see you then!" she called to Kurenai cupping her mouth with her hands. Kurenai waved back to her as she turned the corner.

She'd left a note at the house for Kashi but she nervously spun the small empty Sake cup in her hands in thought.

"Akari!" the familiar loud voice of Kurenai snapped her out of her daze.

"Kurenai," she found her legs moving before she realised. Maybe she'd drank too much already she wondered. She pulled Kurenai into a hug and she returned it warmly. "I'm glad you're here."

"You haven't been waiting long have you?" the two ladies headed back to the booth Akari had come from. Kurenai began shrugging off her coat before she slid into it and plopped onto the leather.

"Not at all!" she exclaimed a little loudly. The bar wasn't overly lively as it was a Thursday- she found herself smiling realising it was a Thursday. An old memory she had forgotten resurface faintly. It always happened to be a Thursday didn't it.

"You drinking Sake?" Kurenai asked and looked towards the bar as if she was about to get up and get a drink.

"Wait, I got it for you too. If you want Sake that it?" she was still nervous even though she was tipsy.

"Oh you didn't have to do that," she wrapped her hand around the spare cup Akari offered and smiled at her genuinely appreciative. "Next one is on me," she promised as Akari filled her cup.

"How are you adjusting to like in Konoha?"

"Well… I didn't realise we had a good relationship with other villages now… I may have attacked the Kazekage…"

Flashback

They stood in the Hokage's office. All of them. The new-to-Akari Kazakage, his possy of sand-nin, his brother, Shikamaru's wife/sister of the Kazekage, Kakashi, Naruto, and her. Akari.

Kakashi kept glancing over at her but she avoided eye contact and held her stare out the window. She knew she was in trouble. Big trouble.

"Who is this?"

"This is Akari-san," Kakashi plastered on his eye crinkle smile trying to diffuse the tension. "

"She rendered 5 of my guards incapacitated and nearly killed two before Naruto stepped in." Gaara's strangely calm voice cut through the painful silence.

"..." Kakashi

"..." Shikamaru

"…" Naruto

"..." Akari

"She's new." Kakashi rubbed the back of his head as he smiled nervously at all the angry faces staring at him.

"She attacked the Kazekage?! This could start a war if the elders found out!" Temari's voice bellowed across the small space.

"Maa maa, Temari-chan," Kakashi waved her off but Akari almost smiled watching him squirm.

"She didn't know Gaara was the Kazekage… Or that we had good relations with Suna…" Shikamaru tried to defend Akari against the sand delegation as well as his own wife but he could see that she didn't believe him.

"She doesn't get out much…" Kakashi awkwardly laughed and continued rubbing the back of his head, sitting straight in his office chair.

"Kazekage," Akari spoke up for the first time. "Please accept my deepest apologies. What Nara-san claims is true. I've only just returned. I will accept the punishment you see fit," she bowed deeply, her knees and forehead kissed the floor at the Kazekages feet, and her palms lay either side of her head. She waited as a painful silence simmered in the room.

"Enough Akari," Kakashi's deep voice echoed across the room and Akari couldn't help how her gut warmed at his dominant command. She knew no one else would notice, but she could sense the jealously. She remained bowed at Gaara's feet awaiting his command, "Akari," Kakashi spoke again even more sternly and she heard him rise to his feet.

"That won't be necessary, Akari-san." Gaara's voice seemed softer and Akari looked up to him. He was… smiling? She didn't think he did that. "Please rise, there's no need. I accept your apology. There's clearly information we don't have that influences this. I trust Kakashi-san and Shikamaru-san. If they trust you that's enough."

"You're a just Kazekage," Akari rose to her feet but kept her head bowed and her eyes closed.

"I'm glad that Konoha has your protection." She was surprised at the tone he took. She stood straight and looked at the Kazekage. Something suggestive laced his words and she suddenly felt awkward. She glanced to the office chair but Kakashi no longer sat there.

A hand came down on her shoulder and she flicked her head to see Shikamaru smiling awkwardly at his brother-in-law.

"I guess that mean's you're dismissed, Hatake-san." He put extra emphasis on Hatake and Akari turned to see the wide-eyes of the delegation but most of it was blocked out by Kakashi's back. If she didn't feel so uneasy about being hit on in front of Kakashi she might've laughed at his jealousy.

"Yes, you're dismissed, Akari." He didn't turn to her but he remained blocking Gaara's view of her. She didn't want to see Kakashi's expression as he most likely was glaring at the Kazekage she'd almost assassinated.

"Naruto," Kakashi ordered. The usually loud nin flinched at his name being called and woke up from the nap he was taking against the bookcase.

"Huh?" he groaned sleepily.

"Make sure my wife gets home ok." Kakashi didn't move from his position but she watched his folded arms tighten.

"I don't think she needs protection," Temari quipped and gave Akari daggers.

"Congratulations Rokudaime, I didn't hear you wedded," Gaara spoke politely.

"I'll get her home OK Kakashi sensei, dattebayo!" Naruto seemed to charge towards the door happy to get out of the room himself. Akari found it difficult to move her feet at first but headed towards the door. She glanced back just as she closed it too. All the faces were turned to her other than Shikamaru.

Kakashi's face was consumed by a dark look. Oh kami, she was in trouble.

"Troublesome woman," she heard Shikamaru murmur under his breath before she closed the door fully. Naruto had talked at her the whole way home. He told her how tired he was trying to work and having a kid and a pregnant wife. He told me that pregnant woman scare him to which Akari laughed. She realised he didn't remember her from all those years ago after that walk.

"I heard someone attacked Gaara, that was you?!" Akari felt a shiver run down her spine at the recollection. Kurenai pressed her fingertips against her lips trying to repress the laughter. Akari felt a light blush stain her cheeks and she found herself looking into her Sake cup. Kurenai sipped at her Sake as if it would help stave off the laughter.

"In my defence when I left Suna the last time they were trying to kill me. I saw them strolling through the village… I thought they were attacking…" Akari found a slow smile spreading across her lips. "Yeah I got in a lot of trouble with Kakashi for that…" she couldn't help but feel ridiculous about the whole thing even now. "After that, Kakashi made me read the recent history of Konoha 3 times over before letting me out the house again." Kurenai laughed loudly at that and Akari found she couldn't help but laugh either.

"I'm glad you two got to be together in the end, seeing Kakashi after… Well, it's good that you're back." She smiled warmly at Akari but she felt a coldness wrap around her heart.

"I'm sorry to hear about Asuma… Really. My heart broke when I found out." She watched Kurenai's smile falter but she kept it there.

"Thanks, Akari, it was a long time ago now." Kurenai looked down into her glass of Sake deep in thought.

"Doesn't make it any easier."

"No, it doesn't." She uttered.

"To Asuma." She held her Sake cup up to Kurenai and warmth seemed to descend on her features.

"Asuma." She chanted as she clinked their glasses together. They both drank the cups dry and slammed them onto the table. Akari growled in satisfaction as the Sake burned her throat.

"It's been years since I drank." She announced. "I best take it slow,"

"Where's the fun in that?"

"I knew I missed you for a reason." Akari laughed.

Slow didn't seem to be in Kurenai's vocabulary she realised quickly. She'd drank far too much and parts of the night were to hazy to remember. They talked about everything and anything. Akari realised how much she valued the small friendship they'd forged all those years ago. She told her all about her daughter and if the weather was decent they were going to have a picnic with her on the weekend which she was excited for. Akari told her that she and Kakashi had wedded finally after his 3rd time proposing to her. They laughed at the way Akari recounted his face when she actually said yes. She had told her the first time she'd actually agreed to. But the sheer disbelief in Kakashi's face always baffled her. Of course, she'd marry him. They hadn't really had a ceremony though, neither wanted one. They'd travelled to the town they'd visited all those years ago and stayed at the ryokan with the onsen they'd stayed in all those years ago. It was short but perfect. They'd remained incognito to avoid unwanted attention. They'd dined at the restaurant from then too. It was perfect. They'd simply signed their name on the marriage registry and he'd whisked her away to their mini honeymoon. It turned out the Hokage was even busier than she had realised. She wanted to start work again and Kakashi had put her on a few missions already supporting younger teams. It was nice to get back into working as a shinobi in a team. It had been years and she was worried she had forgotten how but she realised it was too ingrained in her for her to ever forget.

What she was struggling with, however, was technology. It had come such a long way in the 15 years she was away and Kakashi was almost no help. She was already better at using it than he was. Old man.

The conversation steered between their lives and eventually into discussing the most unimportant matters but as they drank more and more everything started to feel funnier or more important as it always does.

They were talking frantically and laughing loudly when the final bell of the bar called. She hadn't realised how much time had passed and she looked to a very drunk Kurenai who began to fall asleep opposite her all of a sudden.

"Akari," a very drunk Akari looked towards the intruder. The Hokage stood by their table smiling down at her only he was dressed only in his black training pants and long sleeve black t-shirt. She felt her body sway even as she was sitting. She smiled up to him- at least she thought she did.

"Mr worldwide handsome." She slurred and reached out for him. She could still notice as his shoulders shook with laughter as he shook his head down at her.

"Did you have a fun night?" he asked almost sarcastically but there was something genuine and warm about the way he asked.

"The night is still-", Akari hiccuped almost violently. "Still young." She managed to finish. Kakashi nodded over to her companion without taking his eyes off her. His hands were buried in his pockets in the typical Kakashi way. She looked over to Kurenai who was actually snoring and half lying down opposite her.

"I brought back up," Kakashi announced.

"Akari," Genma nodded down to her and she suddenly realised he was actually with another person.

"Genmaaaaaa!" she called and her hands seemed to slap her scalp with disbelief. "You look the same!" she cried. The alcohol in her system seemed to dissipate a little.

"I keep telling Kakashi this, a good skin routine can take years off your face but he just insists on covering it up instead." Genma joked and Akari couldn't help but laugh loudly. She slapped her hands over her mouth at the realisation and Kakashi shook his head in amusement.

"Well, I'll see you two love birds around,"

"Bai baiiiii Genma!" Akari called loudly despite him only standing a meter or two away. She watched as he got Kurenai half-conscious and on her feet, hoisting her arm over his shoulders.

He nodded to Kakashi who returned it before turning back to Akari. She smiled up to him widely but her eyes were heavy. She could feel the burn of the alcohol in her cheeks. She didn't notice the way Kakashi looked at her. She didn't know how he fell in love with her more every day.

"Come on then Hatake," he offered a hand out to her and she blushed at her new last name. She decided instantly she was always meant to be a Hatake. She reached out and just about managed to grab it the first time. The coolness of his hand from the outside felt nice against his hot skin. He pulled her up slowly and carefully and made their way to the door. He held a hand up to thank the bartenders and they left into the chilly night.

He had taken her to a late-night food stop and they ate a broth-based soup. She went into detail loudly about the way the soft tofu smushed between her tongue and the roof of her mouth and even the old lady who was serving the drunkards found a little amusement in it. They bid her goodnight before starting the walk back to their house. Their house. She sighed with content at the thought.

"I LOVE THE HOKAGE," she shouted loudly in the darkness of the park. Kakashi had interlaced their hands and he squeezed it hard in affection and laughed at her omission. She'd sobered up significantly after the cold air of the night and the soup. It still warmed her belly as they walked. She was so happy at that moment she thought she might explode.

"The Hokage loves you," he squeezed her hand again and she could just about make out his face under the clouded night sky. She activated the byakugan to see him properly. She could see under his mask now and the small smile on his lips made her want to keel over and die of happiness. She hadn't realised she'd stopped where she stood until he paused and looked back at her.

"Come on Hatake," he prompted. She blushed again at the name but squeezed his hand. "You'll get cold." He always fretted over her.

"Then it'll be your job to warm me up, Hokage-sama." She closed the distance a little and purred his title. She watched the innocent look in his eye shift to something darker. She found her byakugan activated eyes travel south to see his member agreeing with the idea. His eyes seemed to watch her suspiciously even through the darkness. She realised he wouldn't be able to see her in the dark anymore. She pressed her body against his and he wrapped his arms around her.

"How drunk are you?" he questioned suspiciously. She realised he didn't want to take advantage of her if she's too drunk.

"Kashi," she almost whimpered, "I've sobered up a lot." She promised but it didn't look like he believed her. "I'm still drunk but just happy drunk now." She vowed. "How about we do that thing in your book?" she suggested it wickedly but his brows narrowed.

"What thing?" his suspicion deepened and his eyes narrowed down to her. She leaned up onto her tiptoes and whispered into his ear exactly what she wanted. He groaned in frustration but she felt him harden infinitely against her. Even through all the clothing.

"We'll never get home at this rate." He sighed.

"Promise we will and I'll race you home." She suggested seriously and crossed her arms as she stepped away from him. She watched a corner of his mouth turn upwards and he breathed a laugh before running through the woods at top speed.

"Kakashi, ya!" she called before sprinting after him.

Kakashi

Kakashi had planned on running slowly to make sure she was ok but once he realised she wasn't lying about sobering up he put the pace back on. He was surprised to see her arriving only a minute after him. She was flushed from the cold, the alcohol, and the exercise but it only made his gut coil.

"Are you sure you want to?" he asked again. Even the thought of it seemed to make his blood pound between his ears. His cock twitched painfully in want. She stood straight and as she walked over to him began to strip her clothes with each step. He couldn't help when his eyes watched how her heavy breasts swayed as she moved. He wanted to feel them around his cock.

"Do it," she commanded. He decided he liked the sound of her commands. He brought his hands up and formed the seals. He gulped as three naked shadow clones poofed into existence. She looked around hungrily, to his surprise she didn't look nervous.

"Three?" she asked the real and clothed Kakashi.

"Three." He smirked. He watched her brows dip in confusion but it didn't last long. The sight of her naked between three of himself only made his blood pump harder. Heat rolled through him and his gut curled in desperation. It wasn't long before he'd rid himself of clothes. One of his clones walked over to a plush chair and took a seat. He was purely there to watch.

He walked straight up to her and kissed her deeply. She groaned at the contact of his body but she kissed him desperately. The feel of her tongue against his sent waves of need south. His eyes cracked open and he looked slyly to his clone who knew what to do. He watched one of them drop to his knees behind her. He swallowed her whimpers as his clones tongue licked between her southern lips cleanly. Her knees seemed to buckle at the sensation but the real Kakashi caught her and held her up as he could tell she was growing closer to cumming. He continued to kiss her deeply until she almost lost the ability due to the pleasure she was receiving. He began lapping at her milky skin and down her neck, crushing her closer to him. The feel of her large chest pressing into his forced a groan out of his throat. She started to cum as he sucked at her neck, marking her as his.

"Kashi," she breathed, "I'm cumming Kashi." The sound of her moaning his name ached his member. It almost cried out to her and he could feel the wetness that leaked out as precum. His whole body was on fire at the feel of her gripping onto him, shuddering between his arms. The smell of her release sent him into delirium.

The hardness of him pressed into her belly and he so desperately wanted to pick her up and ram it inside of her but he had things he needed to do first. She'd pleaded for it and he isn't going to disappoint her. She sighed and sagged against him as she came back to.

"We've only just begun." He murmured against her ear and it seemed to spark life back into her delirious face. He kissed her once hard and deeply before pulling back.

"On your knees baby," he commanded softly. Her eyes flicked to the real him but she obeyed. He looked around briefly to the clones of himself only for his own feelings to be mirrored back at him. He almost couldn't wait for the moment they poofed out of existence and all that they saw and felt would undo him.

Akari slid down Kakashi's body as he looked back down at her. She didn't break the physical or eye contact as she did.

"Open your mouth for me," he told her and she did. "Wider baby," her eyes seemed to flare a little but she obeyed and stretched her mouth wider. He looked away at the fucking most beautiful sight he'd ever seen to one of his clones. Watching Aki waiting on her knees with her mouth open for him threatened to release him too soon. His clone came over and took no time slipping himself into her mouth. She moaned against it and her eyes widened. Gah, he found he couldn't watch for too long before his gut convulsed already ready to finish. He found himself having to breathe deeply and look away just to stave off his release. He looked over to his clone in the chair who slid his hand up and down his length slowly as if he was already edging. His face was glazed over like he couldn't see or hear anything other than her. He nodded to his other clone that was watching the scene in front of him and he too fell to his knees only behind her.

The clone in her mouth ran his fingers through her hair tenderly before gripping her head. Her hands flew to his hips as he began fucking her face. He watched her eyes water and roll down her cheeks as her eyes rolled into the back of her head. The smell of her cum was enough to make his gut coil let alone hearing her sob in pleasure against the cock in her mouth.

The clone on his knees behind her cleanly slipped into her and fucked her hard once. She almost wailed in the sensation as the clone ripped himself from her mouth without warning. He knew he hadn't cum yet but the look on his face said that was close.

Akari was on her hands after she caught herself from almost falling. The sight of himself fucking her slowly on her hands and knees would be something he'd remember forever

He looked to the clone inside of her and approached them.

She looked up to him from the floor then. She looked up to him flushed and panting for him. He sat in front of her and separated his legs sightly. He gaze dropped to his swollen length and for a moment he thought she was going to put it in her hot mouth. He couldn't help the way the corner of his lip twitched at the excitement. The thought of filling her up made him want to release right there.

The clone that was in her pulled out without warning and almost threw her on top of the real Kakashi sat in front of her. She squealed and the dazed look that was on her face was snatched from her and replaced with curiosity and excitement. She landed directly on top of his chest and he looked at her for a moment before kissing her deeply. He was tempted to feel how her breast felt around his cock but he wasn't sure he'd last any time in her then. He mentally noted to save that for another time.

She moaned in pleasure as his cock glided effortlessly into her and he swallowed it. She began rhythmically fucking him whilst she stayed on her knees. Her chest slapped against his and boy did he worship every second of this. He pulled back and tried to breathe deeply, fighting the release that threatened him still. Pleasure rolled over him at the sight and the sensation of her wrapped around him. So warm and soft. She sat up and began bouncing on his length. She moaned for him. Moaned his name as her walls began to clamp down around him. His eyes widened in realisation and he sat up and halted her. She looked down at him dazed.

"Not yet," a veiled promise held in his words. "Ready?" she blinked in realisation and nodded. He pulled he back on top of him but remaining on her knees.

The clone behind her wet himself again on the juices leaking from her. The strange sensation of his two selves touching only seemed to heighten his arousal of what was to come.

He watched as the clone positioned himself and smirked down to him as he watched on hungrily. Kakashi pulled his eyes from the sight because he wanted to watch her face. Her walls clamped down around him as his clone slid into her rear entrance and everything felt incredibly and deliciously tight because of the two cocks inside of her. They all didn't move for a second as the sensation was almost overwhelming. A mixture of groans, whimpers and moans were like a symphony of pleasure echoing around the room. His head hit the wood of the floor as he felt his eyes roll back into his head slightly. His vision blurred at the feeling but he watched her face contort in pleasure as the clone behind her started moving slowly. With each thrust in her rear entrance, it moved his own cock in and out of her as it pushed her rhythmically.

"Agh, it's so tight." The clone from behind groaned in delight and he began to fuck her harder. His own hips rolled in rhythm and the pleasure seemed at his breaking point. The final clone couldn't seem to wait any longer and pulled Akari's head up by her hair. She was on another planet and she seemed to barely register what was going on.

"Remind me how good your mouth feels Aki," his clone almost begged her as he rammed himself into her mouth. His clone couldn't repress the groan that ripped from him at the sensation. Watching himself enter her from the rear was enough to set him off but watching himself slide in and out of her mouth might kill him where he lay. The tension in his gut was at breaking point and he found himself having to look away and to her face else this wouldn't last much longer but it didn't offer much relief from it as he looked down to himself. Watching Aki slide up and down his cock, wet with all of her, and seeing his other self sliding into her rear was almost worse. She suddenly began to cry louder and his name fell from her muffled mouth.

"Do you like that, Aki baby?" his clone asked but the drop in octave in his voice did things to her and she began moaning louder and louder and her walls clamped harder and harder. Her body seemed to morph into putty and he held her up over him. Her chest swayed with each growing thrust of his rear clone and the soft mounds grazed over his face. He could've cried at the blessing. He closed his eyes and concentrated on breathing and the feeling over her wrapped around him.

She came again, shuddering over him, and muffled cries caused the clone in front to pull back, finishing on her face. The pleasure she was feeling made her almost limp and her face indicated she wasn't on this plane anymore. He felt his own cock twitch and just before he was about to cum the clone to the rear fucked her harder and faster, roaring as he came.

The three clones poofed out of existence and all the sensations came to him at once and he exploded in her.

He didn't know how to describe the feeling but all of his senses seemed to stop working. He couldn't see or hear and he could've sworn he flew through the very fabric of the universe at that moment. The pleasure that crashed through him might've killed him.

The warm soft feeling of Akari lying on top of him eventually brought him round but he didn't know whether he would ever be able to move again. He tried to breathe deeply but it only faded him more with the fragrance of them mixed together.

He managed to crack an eye open but she looked almost unconscious lying on top of him, covered in his release. He didn't know how but his cock sprung to life at the sight and inflated inside of her. She whimpered and with heavy eyes, she looked to Kakashi.

"Again," she begged almost lifelessly. His eyes widened but only for a moment. A smirk replaced it and he brought a shadow clone back into existence.

If he was going to die, by the pleasure it shall be.

Holy be he who invented shadow clones. He wasn't sure he would ever be able to use this jutsu again.

Akari

It was a few days away from Kakashi's birthday and Akari was strolling around the outdoor market. September seemed to be colder than usual and Aki didn't feel so great.

She was trying to think of what to get Kakashi for his birthday but the more she seemed to use her brain the worst she felt. She began think back, when did she last eat? Maybe she shouldn't have skipped breakfast today.

She took a deep breath and decided she'd eat after she looked at a few more stalls. She considered a new smut book but knew he was extremely attached to his current collection. Maybe not…

Her eyes scanned the contents of the stalls but it felt like she wasn't really taking any of it in and gave up for today. She tried to breath deeply again but found black spots converging in her vision and the market stall in front of her seemed to sway violently.

"It's the Hokage's wife!" she faintly heard a man call out before everything went black.

Akari woke up not too long after but instead of being in the market square she was in a too familiar hospital bed. What now? She thought angrily. Just as she sat up the swing doors smashed against the walls.

"Akari?!" Kakashi's booming voice, filled with the all to familiar concern ricocheted down the ward.

"I'm fine, I'm fine, really. Stop shouting." She felt weak but she couldn't help a little laughter at the oh too familiar scene.

"Oh please, Sensei. There are other patients here. She is really fine." She hadn't realised Sakura was in the large ward with other patients until she spoke up. She came to her bedside and smiled down at her as she began scribbling things on a file.

"You, Hatake-san, need to take better care of yourself. When is the last time you ate?"

"I made dinner yesterday, you ate that right? Did you have lunch? Breakfast?" Kakashi's eyes were wide with worry as he crouched by her bedside.

"Maa maa, I'm fine."

"Well, you're on a drip now, giving you vital fluids. You should really start taking better care of yourself though. Especially now." They both seemed to look up to her in sync at the words but she was furiously writing on the file. She seemed to realise the pause in conversation and peered down to them. Her brows rose in shock and understanding.

"Congratulations! You're having twins! I'd say you're only about two weeks along but having twins always exasperates pregnancy symptoms." Sakura looked to Akari sympathetically but her eyes widened at the realisation.

"T-Twins? As in- children? Two?" Akari found herself unable to speak properly. She quickly glanced back to Kakashi but she wasn't sure if he was even conscious at the wideness of his eyes.

"Yep, that would be the ones. I'll leave you two alone for a moment to talk, I'll be back in a few minutes." Sakura left without another word.

She turned to Kakashi again. They had both paled as they stared at each other. It was as if they had the same thought flash across their eyes at the same time. Two weeks…

It was the thing.

"We are never doing the thing ever again." She whispered harshly as he came to hug her. He chuckled under his breath.

"Strange, I was thinking of the exact opposite." He looked down at her on the hospital bed after pulling out of their embrace. His eyes swirled with amusement and something so much more.

"Kashi we're having children." It suddenly really dawned on her and her eyes began to well up. "We get two children." Her jaw was quivering.

"Aw-ha-, baby-" Kakashi laughed softly but it sounded like the words caught in his throat. He kissed her gently on the lips before wiping the tears from her cheeks. "I can't wait to meet them," he spoke deeply with contentment.

"I'm so happy Kashi," she meant it and she couldn't help the hot tears flowing over her face as she looked to Kakashi. "We're going to be a family." She looked down to her flat belly and place both her hands over it.

"You were always my family, Aki." She looked up to see him looking deeply at her belly. His large calloused hands moved to cover hers. "But now there's going to be two more Hatake's to cause trouble." He smiled at her belly and she realised how much she wanted this.

"Well… happy birthday Kashi,"

"You couldn't have given me anything I wanted more," he spoke warmly and wholeheartedly as he continued looking deeply at her belly.