http://www.fanfiction.net/s/3576691/15/ ... Fuujinroku
Uchiha Sasuke was in a bad mood. Being “comforted after a heart-breaking separation” wasn’t his idea of a calm, peaceful afternoon after the successful completion of his Academy education.
After getting rid of the creepy fangirls (the Yamanaka girl had nibbled at the back of his neck when he was distracted!), Sasuke deliberately took his time to return home. He needed the time to plan possible ways to assassinate Houraisan Uzumaki Naruto. He was pondering the fun factor of arsenic when he arrived. His musings didn’t distract him from the unusual music erupting from within the walls of his home.
Music.
Music was being played in his house. That wasn’t normal. It was traditional music, the sort of thing you hear in festivals. Sasuke frowned. Had Naruto already turned his last haven of peace upside down?
Gritting his teeth, Sasuke prepared himself for whatever was to come. He walked in.
“I’m home.” He announced himself as he took off his shoes. The sound of his voice was drowned by the particularly loud music; he was sure his words had remained unheard. Common sense told him the music would guide him to Naruto and/or his mother, so he followed his ears.
The dining table and chairs had been moved to a corner to open a relatively wide expanse of space.
Sasuke stared. And stared. And kept staring.
“Mother.”
No response. Playful strings reverberated from a rather old (but very loud) radio Sasuke was sure he had never seen before.
“Mom.”
He remained ignored. He was still staring, not even aware of the twitch developing above his right eye.
“Mom.”
His presence was finally acknowledged. “Welcome home, Sasuke. Naruto-kun here has already given me the good news.”
“Naruto is a good boy.” The blond declared. He said nothing more. His entire mindset was a-hundred-percent focused on the task at hand…or, more precisely, at feet.
Sasuke shot a deadly glare at the blond. “Mom.”
“Yes?” Mikoto hadn’t interrupted what she was doing.
“You are dancing.”
“Yes, that accurately describes what I’m doing right now.”
“With Naruto.”
“Well, dancing alone is nowhere near as entertaining.”
“You are dancing with Naruto.”
“Yes, you already said that.” Mikoto’s perennial smile disappeared for a moment. “Do you feel unwell, Sasuke dear?”
Sasuke closed his eyes and tried to find his center. He failed.
Maybe, if I concentrate reaaaaaaally hard, the world will explode. Or my head. Whatever.
“You are dancing with Naruto.”
“Yes, dear. You are awfully repetitive today, Sasuke-kun. Something happened?”
Sasuke growled. “Why don’t you ask ‘Naruto-kun’?”
Feeling Mikoto’s eyes on him, Naruto responded. “Everything I did, I did on Sasuke’s best interests.”
“I see.” Mikoto smiled gently at her dancing partner. “Sasuke, dear, you would be grateful for having a friend like Naruto-kun.”
“A friend like no other.” Naruto added with a sagely voice. Mikoto caressed his hair affectionately.
Sasuke felt like burying his face in his hands. Ah, I see…… His mind roamed. So this is why you let us live, right, nii-san? So that my mother and your ramen-and-Pocky-addicted friend could drive me insane. Everything is so clear now.
“For the love of all Gods, please tell me there’s a good reason for this scene unfolding in front of me.”
“You mean the dancing?” Mikoto tilted her head.
“Yes, mother.” Sasuke replied flatly. “The dancing.”
“Well……” Her pupils drifted upwards as she picked her words. The dancing stopped. “……Naruto-kun and I were talking about this and that and it eventually lead to me asking him whether he knew how to dance or not. Apparently his mother’s demanding education did not include music and arts.”
“I can play the piano.” Naruto declared proudly.
“Really? How wonderful!”
Naruto beamed. Sasuke groaned.
“Anyway.” Mikoto continued. “I decided to fill the gap in Naruto-kun’s education.” She looked back at Naruto. “Let’s start again. Right foot, okay?”
“Okay!”
“Okay, at one, two, three.” And the dancing resumed.
Sasuke, meanwhile, digested his mother’s words.
Well, that does make sense, but……
“You’ve never taught me how to dance……” Sasuke mumbled. Regrettably, it wasn’t quietly enough not to be noticed by the dancing couple.
“Oh……” Mikoto smiled. There was something just wrong about that smile. Sasuke shuddered. “Does the cool and quiet rookie-of-the-year Uchiha Sasuke-kun wants to dance with his mommy?”
“Shut up.” Sasuke spat at his mother.
The dancing stopped again. Mikoto looked at her child, blinked twice, and wrapped her arms tightly around Naruto.
“My own child, Naruto-kun!” Her sobbing was disgusting in its fakeness. “My own son tells me to shut up!!!”
She fell on her knees and buried her face on Naruto’s left chest. The music was drowned by her fake wailing.
“I have failed as a mother!!! Naruto-kun, where did I go wrong!?”
Naruto chuckled and patted Mikoto’s head clumsily. “Umm, it’s not your fault; Mikoto-nee-chan. Sasuke’s just a bastard.”
Now Sasuke just wanted to disappear. Ah, I see! I’m still in a hospital bed after the massacre! I’m still seven years old! This is a crazy coma-induced nightmare!
Another fake and overly loud sob. “You are the only one who understands me, Naruto-kun. Everyone thinks it’s easy for me! Everyone thinks I’m the luckiest mother in the world because my child is the wondrous, suave, fantastic Uchiha Sasuke!!! But it’s not!!!!!”
“Oh, now that’s just ridiculous.” Sasuke rolled his eyes.
Mikoto’s hands grabbed Naruto by the sides of his head. “I cannot go on like this anymore!!! I cannot do this alone!!! I need someone who can comfort me!!! Someone who can take care of me and Sasuke!!!”
“I don’t like where this is going.” Naruto’s face straightened.
“You have no right to say that!” Sasuke spat.
Mikoto suddenly lifted her arms to encircle Naruto over his shoulders and embrace him more closely, her right cheek against his.
“Marry me, Naruto-kun!!!”
“THE HELL!?”
“Why does it always end with a frickin’ marriage proposal!? Who’s next, Hinata!?”
Mikoto mock-gasped and moved away from the blind boy. “So you reject me, too, Naruto-kun!!!”
“WHAT!? No! I didn’t say that!!!”
“Naruto-kun!!!” Before he could react, his face was buried in Mikoto’s plain yukata. He turned his head towards Sasuke.
“Ne, Sasuke. If I marry Mikoto-nee-chan, does that mean you have to call me ‘daddy’?”
Mikoto giggled. Sasuke seethed. “I hope you die a horrible, horrible death, Naruto.”
Naruto pretended to look angry. “Oh, you are so getting grounded for that, young mister.”
Mikoto’s giggling became a bit louder. Sasuke seethed some more.
“And I hope the Shinigami ravages your soul for eternity.”