The Good Girls That Went Bad

Hello everyone!

I'm glad you all like the last chapter!

Now, in this chapter, we are going to be seeing exactly how a selected few is handling the girls return. I'm sure that their fine with it. I mean, they only found out that their friends/teammates/students/family member had joined an evil organization who has wanted to destroy their home village for the past few years . . . . . . On with the story.

I don't own Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto does. I do own my own ideas and my OOC characters though.

Chapter Eleven~ Thoughts

Ino

I wasn't having the best day of my life. In fact, this was one of the worst days of my life.

Hinata and Sakura didn't seem too happy when they saw me two weeks after they returned. I guess they remembered that little fling I had with Naruto, Hinata's boyfriend at the time. They weren't happy.

Hinata had gotten over it but I wasn't her most favorite person in the world. Sakura was pissed when she saw me again. Hinata actually had to hold the pinkett back so I could make a run for it while Sakura screamed hateful words that brought tears to my eyes.

Flash Back

I was walking threw the streets of Konoha on one of my shopping trips. I normally go with Tenten, but she was busy today. You see, I shop and buy a lot of cloths when I have a lot on my mind. What is on my mind? Oh, just the fact that my best friend returned home after three years with Hinata and a criminal organization. You know, nothing much.

I saw two familiar heads of pink and dark violet hair among the crowd. It wasn't hard; really, most of the citizens were keeping a good three feet away from them. I stopped dead in my tracts. Should I go over and talk to them? Walk past them and act like I hadn't seen them?

Shit. They saw me.

Sakura gave me a glare that almost made me piss myself and started walking over to me. Hinata grabbed her arm but Sakura just pushed it away and continued walking to me.

Shit, shit, shit! Why can't I move?

"Hello, Slut," Sakura said to me. I was taken back.

"What?" I asked her.

"Slut, that is what you are, isn't it?" she asked me. I narrowed my eyes at her.

"No, my name is Ino and you know that Sakura," I told her.

"Really? Will you sure as hell act like a slut. I think it's an appropriate name." Sakura didn't say this, Hinata did.

I glared at her. That girl had taken a lot from me. She had taken the attention of my first real love (Sasuke was just a crush), Kiba, when we were younger. She had taken more attention from most males in Konoha. She had had the cute and shy personality that people loved. She had taken my best friend away from me. Now she is insulting me.

"I don't know what you're talking about," I told them sourly.

"You don't know a lot of things, Ino," Sakura told me.

"I still remember that night I found your tongue down Naruto's throat, Slut," Hinata told me. My eyes widened. That fling was almost three years ago, but Naruto HAD been Hinata's boyfriend at the time. Crap.

"Umm, about that little incident-"

"Shut up, Slut. I'm over it. I can- and have had- better then Naruto in the past few years," Hinata told me.

Holy. Shit.

Hinata's over him? They guy that she's been chasing after since we were ten? She's over him? Naruto's not going to be happy.

"I, on the other hand, am not," Sakura told me. What?

"Why, it's not like I was kissing YOUR boyfriend," I told her. I tried to keep my voice even, but I could tell that it was a little shaky.

"Yes, but you kissed my best friends boyfriend, and I will not stand for that, you common whore," Sakura told me.

That is when she started insulting me, voicing ever self-conscious thing about me, calling me cruel things, using all the knowledge she had gained in those years of friendship against me.

End Flash Back

And now I am running. Just running away from those cruel words; running from the fact that they were all true.

I am a slut; I don't deserve friends because I would just use them and hurt them. I had no one to blame for any of it but myself.

I ran threw the door of my apartment and run into my room. I threw myself on my bed and sobbed my heart out.

Why did this happen? Where did this go wrong? When did Sakura go from being my best friend to being Hinata's? When did she start to hate me?

It's all my fault. I shouldn't have done that to Hinata, I shouldn't have done that to a friend. It's because of my sluty nature that Hinata hated me, and that Sakura choose Hinata over me. It's my fault.

In the past three years since Sakura left, I had always had this hope that she would come back and everything would be the same way it was before. When I saw her again, that hope grew and I had convinced myself that she would be my best friend again soon.

I am so stupid! To think Sakura would want to have a tribal friend like me.

Sakura, the one person who I always thought of as my best friend, hates me. And it's all my fault.

Hiashi

I am not known for being an emotional person. I am the exact opposite of that. I rarely smile and hardly ever showed my daughters that I cared for them. I know now that it was a big mistake.

Two weeks ago, my eldest daughter came back. She had changed. She was strong, she was cruel, and she never blushed or stuttered; she was nothing like the girl that I had known for sixteen years. The girl that I saw looked like Hinata, she sounded like Hinata, and said that she was Hinata, but she was not Hinata Hyuga. She was Hinata Fuuma, the daughter of Pain.

Pain. My hand became a fist as I thought of that man.

It wasn't enough that he let her join an evil organization like Akatsuki, but he had to adopt her too. He had to claim her as his daughter. He had to take her for himself.

I know that I have no right to feel like this for Hinata. I disowned her, I kicked her out of the only family she had, I am the reason she has that scare. I failed her as a father and never let her know that I did care for her. It is my fault that she is the way she is now.

When I saw the way that Pain looked at her, the pride that only a father could have in is eyes, it made me want to grab him and scream that Hinata was my child. He didn't raise her, he didn't watch as she grew up, he didn't teach her the basics of life, he wasn't the one who entered her room at three in the morning to calm her from a nightmare (while still making sure Hinata was asleep so she wouldn't know I was there).

At the meeting after the fights, we learned that Pain was planning on both of his daughters taking over the Akatsuki and the village when he retired. He told us that Sakura would take over the village while Hinata would be given the position as leader of Akatsuki.

It angered me. Hinata had been born to take over the Hyuga clan, not some organization that held S class criminals.

How much I resented the Hyuga clans counsel now. If I wasn't for them, Hinata would still be the heiress, she would still be shy and sweet Hinata, and she would still be my daughter. Do you honestly think I would want to get rid of my eldest daughter?

The counsel saw her as weak, and wanted her out. Now, I agreed with them for the most part, Hinata wasn't physically strong like Hanabi or Neji, but she would be an amazing leader. She actually cared about the people in this clan and I know that she would have stopped placing the curse mark on the branch family. She would have made this clan stronger then it had ever been before, but the counsel didn't want that.

I had tried to talk them out of it, I really did, but they held firm to their choice. They wanted Hinata out of the clan, and they gave me the job of doing it.

Now, three years later, I am suffering from the things I did. I have to stay silent as my fist born child goes on with life hating me and never knowing that I cared about her.

Tsunade

I have lost a lot of people in my life. I lost my parents. I lost my younger brother. I lost my first love. I lost my teacher. Each time I lost one of them, I cried. Losing them hurt me so deeply.

I now know that I can add another person onto that list. I lost my daughter.

When I first met Sakura Haruno, I thought that she had great potential for a medic nin if she forgot about the Uchiha, but that's all I though at the time. As time progressed I saw that she was starting to grow on me. She cared about people, she wanted to be useful, she wanted to prove herself to me. I noticed that every time I praised her on a particularly well done job, she would get that huge grin on her face and her green eyes would fill with joy.

I and her soon started spending more time together. Sakura would help me with paperwork when Shizune was hiding from me and I became eternally grateful when she would sneak in with a bottle of sake for me after Shizune had cleaned me out . . . again.

I watched as she became less interested in the Uchiha boy and as she became a younger pink-haired me. I was so proud of her when she broke her record of sending Naruto/Sai flying by 103 meters. I loved it when people would go out of their way to be her friend as they had with me in my youth (why would people want to be around such violent girls?).

When the Uchiha came back when she was sixteen, I went onto high alert. I started to have doubts about her. The entire reason she became a medic nin was to impress Sasuke, when the boy came back I thought that she might go back to her old childish ways and have her world revolve around Sasuke.

I started lessening her training, sparing, and practice seasons with me. Why waist time on something that doesn't want it? I also stopped asking Sakura to help me in my office. I suffered for this greatly and so did Shizune when I found her numerous hiding places.

When Kakashi came to me to ask me to take Sakura off his team, I was taken back a bit. I never would have thought of Kakashi to do such a thing since he taught them that abandoning your teammates makes you worse then scum.

When I told Sakura that she was suspended from her medic duties, things got a bit out of hand. I let my temper get a hold of me and I told Sakura that I wouldn't teach her any longer. I regretting the decision the second she walked out of the room. I had just pushed her too far away. What if she didn't come back?

"SHIZUNE! I NEED SAKE!"

The next day, I was told that no one could find Sakura Haruno or Hinata Hyuga anywhere in the village. I made every shinobi search every inch of the village before I sent out the search parties. Maybe I was hoping to find her somewhere in the village being pissed about getting kicked out of her team and that she hadn't really left.

The search parties continued for three months before I officially labeled both girls as missing nins. I cried that night, knowing that my daughter was now a criminal.

The next year brought a big surprise. The Village Hidden in the Rain wanted a peace treaty with Konoha and Akatsuki. It took us two years to finally come to an agreement- it is better to have the Akatsuki as friends then as foes. And so, we came up with the agreement that the Akatsuki members would be living in Konoha for the next year to hopefully strengthen the treaty and to help Konoha grow accustomed to befriending the enemy. It is then that he told us that he had gained two medic nins that had managed to bring Sasori back and heal Itachi.

I had met Pain only a few times before, but his appearance always seemed to creep me out but turn me on at the same time (weird, I know). When I looked at the man, I felt a bit of pity for that daughter of his. Her father was the leader of an organization full of S-Class criminals. Her childhood must not have been normal. The Akatsuki had grown larger and the council insisted on seeing what the new members where made of. I didn't think much of it until Pain and I started talking about who would fight who.

I chose Naruto for the first match, knowing he would throw a fit if he didn't get to fight. Pain chose some girl named Tora.

The fight between them was great, Tora was amazingly skilled and so was Naruto. The end was what made it terrible. Tora had done . . . something that brought out two exact clones of Hinata and Sakura when they were sixteen. Naruto became emotionally unbalanced by seeing them again and Tora had gone in for the kill. I had a picture of Sakura when she was fifteen on my dresser at home and see it everyday, but it hurt to see the pinkett in the flesh again.

The second fight between Tenten and Miki was interesting. The two girls were so alike. I think the two girls will become great friends in time. When Miki mentioned that her friend had pink hair and green eyes, I stiffened. How is it that an Akatsuki member knew Sakura?

In the third fight, I chose Neji Hyuga, one of the best ANBU captains in the village. Pain told me that he would let his adopted daughter, Hinata Fuuma, the ex Hyuga heiress, to fight. I saw red. There is no way that he got Hinata! She couldn't have gone to the Akatsuki! The way I remembered her as a shy and quiet girl that loved Naruto, I didn't think she would be able to handle living with criminals.

Apparently, she could 'cause she kicked Neji's ass. I could practically feel the Hyuga clan's bruised ego.

Then, in the final round, I chose Kakashi. Pain, that basterd, chose his daughter, Sakura Fuuma. What I didn't know at the time was that his Sakura was actually MY Sakura. The little pink haired girl who I thought of as my own child was actually HIS child and I had a feeling that he wasn't going to give her back ant time soon. She and that 'Other Sakura' whipped the floor with Kakashi, the poor guy. I know that he was never close to Sakura, but his own student almost killed him.

I never thought that Sakura would have changed that much. I never thought that she would be the daughter of a kage or the daughter of the leader of Akatsuki. I never thought that she would almost kill her old sensei or that she could get that friendly with criminals (I made a mental note to do a briefing on her and Itachi Uchiha's relationship that day).

Later at the meeting that the council and I had with Pain and Konan, I found out that Pain was planning on having Sakura take over Ame (which would soon become an official hidden village) as it's fourth Kage and that Hinata would become the leader of Akatsuki (which would soon become a sort of ANBU team for the village). I was . . . proud when I found out that Sakura would become a fellow Kage.

I hoped that the Akatsuki members wouldn't cause TOO much trouble for me, but I could also hope that Shizune would allow me to drink shake all I wanted. The first week they were in Konoha, I had to hear over a hundred complaints from the villagers about them. I had to use Sasuke as the peacemaker in all this due to the fact that the other ninja's couldn't be near the Akatsuki without starting a fight over Hinata and Sakura or wetting their pants.

Right now, this very second, I am looking down on the streets of Konoha threw the windows in my office. There, down below, is Sakura Fuuma with Hinata Fuuma, Itachi Uchiha, Tora, Miki Niwa, Deidara, and Sasori. I notice how Itachi and Sakura are never far from each other. The same can be said about Sakura and the other three girls. I can tell that Sakura has a thing for the Uchiha by the way she blushes and the way her eyes light up when she sees him.

I feel so many things as I watch her.

I feel happy because I see that she is happy and content with her life among the Akatsuki.

I feel anger because I see that she is more happy with them then she use to be with me and Konoha.

I feel hurt because I see that she hasn't even looked at me since she returned.

I feel joy because I see that she is still alive (many rumors of her death went around during the three years she was gone) and that she is in love.

I feel relief because I see that she is no longer an enemy due to the peace treaty.

I feel betrayed because I see that she no longer thinks of me as the adopted mother that she use to.

All over, I feel like I'm going to cry tonight. I'll only allow the tears to fall once I'm in my bed and the blanket of darkness is around me, with only the moonlight making it possible to see the crystal tears that fall from my eyes.

Kakashi

I always thought of Sakura being the weaker in our team. From the day I first laid eyes on her I labeled her to be the one that needs to be rescued. At first I was right, but now . . . boy was I wrong.

I didn't pay any attention to her when she was a genin. I was too busy giving extra care to Sasuke to care about how Naruto and the pink haired girl was doing. I noticed her when I saw that she had perfect chakra control, but I never thought about it for too long before Sasuke's improvement got my attention again. That's the way it always was, she would excel in something and I would notice it for three seconds before Sasuke did something else.

'You played favorites, Sensei' the words the she whispered during our fight still rang threw my head. 'You ignored your other two students and favored the Uchiha.'

She was so right. I did play favorites, I did favor Sasuke, I did ignore her and Naruto. I have no excuse for how I acted towards her and Naruto.

"You failed you genin team."

I know that I did. I wasn't a good enough sensei to them and I didn't care enough to give a dame about them.

'And look at how well they managed without you.'

It's true, they all left me to have greater teachers.

When Naruto left, I didn't think much of it, I was far too busy training Sasuke for the Chunin exams (he was going up against a blood thirsty killer called Gaara, can you blame me for not noticing how Jiraiya took my student? . . . Then again, Naruto was going up against a prodigy like Neji.). When Sakura left, I didn't think much of it. I thought that she would be better off being trained as a medic nin and by the fifth Hokage herself- the girl should feel honored.

Truth is, I didn't care.

"You even screwed up on your second chance with Team Kakashi. You had everyone from your genin team back and another member, but you had to be unhappy with one of them. You kicked your own student out without a second thought because you saw her as weak.

It's true- I did kick her out because I still saw her as weak. I had last sleep for three weeks while I tossed and turned and tortured myself with thoughts of kicking Sakura out. Most people would think that I didn't care about Sakura. They are dead wrong. She was my student and I do care about her- even if I'm not obvious about it.

When I actually did kick her out, my face hurt for a week after the punch she gave me. I can't say that it was the best reaction.

The next day, when Tsunade issued a search for the girls, my first thought was 'Shit'.

When we couldn't find them, my first thought was 'Fuuuuuck'.

I started to blame myself for Sakura's leaving when we didn't find her. Of course, it wasn't exactly easy to search for her and the Hyuga girl with Naruto and Sasuke on the same team. Sasuke refused to turn his Sharingan off in hopes of finding something we couldn't, and if you didn't keep an eye on Naruto, he would become so lost in thought that the Kubia's chakra would come out. Kurenai and Guy had the same problems with their own students.

When I saw her again after so long, it shocked me- to say the least. Then I realized that I would be fighting her- Sakura Fuuma (not Haruno like everyone thought), the daughter of a Kage, student of mine, ex-apprentice of the fifth Hokage, and one of the strongest girls I knew. My first thought when I realized this was '%$(&^*!'.

To sum up the fight between me and my old student in a few words . . . I got my ass handed to me by her and her 'other self' (?).

Now, I'm here laying in a hospital bed while my body heals and my mind wonders.

You're a damn fool. Her voice whispered and echoed in my mind.

I know I am.

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I was originaly planning on putting Naruto's thoughts, but I think I'll make a chapter in his POV later on.

Poll Results so far

Hinata- 13

Sakura- 14

Miki- 5

Naruto- 12

Shikamaru- 8

Neji- 4

Itachi- 5 (He wasn't an option, but if the readers want ItaSaku, they'll get ItaSaku)

Sasuke- 1

Hidan- 1

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