Hey! Sorry for the delay, School has been ramping up and a lot of personal issues have happened recently. It's a lot to deal with and I'm not in the mood to deal with it, so...yeah.

Anyway! Hope you love this chapter!

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Waking up to him was nothing short of heavenly. He was panting, clearly awake, and his heart breathing immediately brought me concern. I groggily raised my head off of his chest, to find him looking pale and in pain.

"What's wrong?" I asked in worry.

"You destroyed my ass. That's what's wrong!" Naruto whined, shakily rubbing his bare stomach in pain. "Does it always hurt after people do it?"

I smirked at him with pride filling my entire form. I gave him a shrug. "When you go as rough as I did, sweetheart." I purred and kissed his chest lightly. "Sorry for the sore butt, I'll make it up to you."

"Hmph, you better if this becomes a regular thing. I should be okay by the end of today, but if I'm not I'm shoving a stick up your ass to see how you feel afterward." Naruto complained, rubbing his eyes.

"I'd be into whatever you do to me, as long as it's your stick up my ass." I seductively teased, winking at him and enjoying his skyrocketing temperature.

He looked like he regretted his choice of words at that moment, making me cover my mouth as I laughed into my hand. He frowned and smacked me upside the head in frustration, but I only continued to laugh at his misery.

"Okay okay get up so I can get dressed," Naruto grumbled.

I rolled off of him, and let him struggle to sit up. I watched with amusement as I went to stand, hissing in protest at the pain. He stumbled a little before righting himself and moving to get dressed in a basic pair of black sweats and a white tee. He yawned loudly, covering his mouth before looking around the tent, having not gotten the chance to do so when we first arrived, my bad.

"Ah." Naruto chimed and moved to a wooden crate, opening in to find rations stocked away. "Yum."

He scarfed his food down eagerly, his stomach growling loudly the moment he bit into his food. I watched him with a calm smile, admiring his figure as he ate under my stare. He made quick work of that ration, moved to a small table, and connected his weapon pouch to his pants before looking to the entrance to the tent.

It was daytime.

I felt semi-annoyed by the time of day since I felt oddly tired more during the day than I was at night. I knew I was more irritable during the daytime, and just the thought of having to layer up made me annoyed and fed up. I sighed softly and remained calm as I stood from the bed and got around to getting dressed in my many-layered get-up.

"It's a shame you have to dress up like that during the day." Naruto pouted at me for a moment.

"It's a shame people can't see my look of pride when they glance at your neck and back to me." I chuckled under my mask as I pulled it up, watching his face go beat red.

"IT'S VISIBLE!?" He helped and ran over to the full-body mirror, only to shriek in embarrassment. "WHAT DO I DO!?"

"Suffering is the only option in that regard. That or wear a scarf. But it's warm outside and I don't want you burning up." I shrugged a shoulder as he pulled my cloak over my head.

"Says the one with the million layers. How do you keep cool under there?" Naruto quipped.

"I dunno," I answered honestly. "I've never put any thought into that. I'm always freezing so maybe bundling up makes sense? You do describe my skin as corpse-like."

"Damn, you make a good point." Naruto sighed and scratched his head.

He moved to the entrance to the tent just as I pulled my gloves on, and peeked outside. He looked up before pulling his head back in.

"It's cloudy actually. Looks like rain." Naruto commented, making me pause, feeling my eye twitch and look over at him. "So maybe you'll be fine?"

I groaned and ripped the cloak off of me and then the gloves, then the mask. I moved to the entrance and shoved my bare arm out of it and waited. My skin tingled but it didn't start burning up, making my mood much better than it was a couple of seconds ago.

"Well, cool." I smiled and stepped outside.

I shoved my hands into my pockets, squinting a little at the brightness despite the clouds covering the sun. Naruto joined me at my side, a light pink dusting his face as he seemed to be slightly embarrassed about the neck marks I left him. I smiled down at him when he looked up at me and returned it with just as much affection as I displayed.

"Well, what should we do?" Naruto asked me.

"The proper thing would be to help with the reconstruction." I looked over to the road about five feet ahead of us, which was created by heavy footfall and horse carriages. "If you're too sore for that then-"

"Bah, I'm not too sore. I can split waterfalls. This should be a piece of cake." Naruto spoke in a challenging voice, marching his way toward the crater.

I shook my head, at a loss, before following after him with a calm smile. I walked at his side, following him and letting him lead me since I hadn't been back in so long. I could barely recognize the place now that it was flattened the way it was. I could perfectly make out the forest, where bustling people were, but after that, it was a stranger to me.

Speaking of people...

We were getting stared at, big time. Many anbu were watching us, not in any threatening ways from what I could see, but we were being watched for any suspicious activities. Naruto seemed to notice it too, watching our surroundings, but he didn't seem to mind it much. He was rather calm about it.

"OI!" A shout erupted our peace, as one of Naruto's friends ran up to us.

Sakura Haruno.

I didn't like her that much...

"Hey, Sakura," Naruto greeted her with a smile. "Good morning."

"It's just past noon. Heading to the construction?" She asked, glancing at me before looking back to Naruto.

"Yeah since I'm back I figured we could lend a hand in rebuilding the place since I was the reason for it being flattened, not showing up earlier to the fight, I mean." Naruto chuckled nervously before nudging me, making me look at him. "Itachi's been cleared by Tsunade, so no guilt has fallen on his shoulders for what he's done. I can imagine he'll be getting the status of Jonin back soon."

"That's good to hear." Sakura smiled up at me, however, it wasn't a genuine smile.

Her eyes were judgmental, and pained as well. She probably couldn't see past the Akatsuki when she looked at me. Or perhaps it was Sasuke's pain that I reminded her of. I didn't blame her for it if that's why she didn't like me. So long as she treats Naruto with respect then I'll be okay with her despising me for hurting Sasuke the way I did.

He killed me for the pain I caused... I deserved it... and now that I'm back I'll never harm a hair on his head again.

"So, It's nice to meet you Itachi." Sakura smiled awkwardly and held her hand out for me to take.

I stared down at her hand, lifted my own, and hovered it just beside hers. I narrowed my eyes at her hand, wondering if I should take it. She beat me to that decision and grabbed my hand, flinching once she did, but shook it anyways.

"Jesus you're freezing!" She frowned, her hand swallowing mine in a green glow.

"It's normal for him," Naruto reassured her. "He isn't sick."

"That's fascinating." She whispered up at me, the glow vanishing.

I shrugged a shoulder. "It's what it is."

"So do you get hot when it's warm outside?" She asked me, stepping closer, making me take a step back in surprise.

Her distaste towards me momentarily vanished, forgotten beneath the weight of her curiosity.

"Not really. My body functions in ways that even I can't describe. I'm still new to it, hehe." I laughed awkwardly, trying and failing to free my hand from hers.

"How are you even like this in the first place? Didn't Sasuke kill you?" She asked me, tilting her head.

"Well, yes he did, but I was reanimated using an experimental method invented by Kabuto. I'm undead, sort of like a zombie but not really." I stated, watching her eyes darken, feeling her hand release mine immediately after I mentioned Kabuto's name.

"Kabuto... huh? What did he say?" Sakura mumbled.

"He wasn't there. He created the ritual Jutsu but didn't perform it himself. It was Madara Uchiha who brought me back from the dead in hopes I'd bring Naruto to him. He failed to consider my position and why I'd never follow that order. He overestimated my loyalty to him. I only ever joined the Akatsuki to go along with the persona of an evil rogue for sake of Sasuke coming to kill me one day. I had to make him hate me... he couldn't know the truth at the time, because he was too young to understand. And I didn't want to drag him into the mess with my clan and the leaf's government." I explained to her, scratching the back of my head as memories filled my head.

Naruto's warm hand found my arm, and its warmth comforted my ice-cold body, making me smile weakly in his direction before looking to see her with a grim face.

"I see... I'm sorry that happened to you." Sakura mumbled.

"I'm not seeking any apology or pity, just answering your question." I patted her shoulder, watching her body tense.

She doesn't trust me at all...

"Well! Let's get this sad stuff out of the way! Come on Itachi, we have work to do!" Naruto quickly blurted out.

"You're the boss." I smiled helplessly as he took my arm and dragged me away from Sakura, who only stared after us in confusion.

"Sorry about her. You okay?" Naruto asked me, looking up at me patiently.

"Yeah, I'm alright. I'm right where I want to be." I removed my arm from his grip, before wrapping my arm around his shoulders. "Ah, that's better."

"..." Naruto's face grew pinkish around his cheeks as he seemed to be thinking to himself, making me curious.

"What's with that look? Embarrassed?" I quipped.

"N-No it's nothing like that. Just thinking about stuff." Naruto spoke in a quiet voice.

"I wanna know about the stuff. Tell me oh wise one." I snickered when he smacked me for my tone of voice.

"It's not for the public to hear. I'll tell you later." Naruto whispered.

"I look forward to hearing it." I chimed, pecking the top of his head.

We made our way down the slope, where stairs had been carved out of the dirt and reinforced by stone and wood. The debris was cleared out quite a bit and moved into piles that separated the destroyed and the salvaged. In the center of the crater was the bulk of the construction. There were tons of house skeletons set up and several structures in the process of having walls thrown up. I could spot where Yamato had worked because there were some well-built wooden structures ready to be furnished and painted.

"Wow, so much has been done in such a small amount of time!" Naruto whistled out in awe.

"Color me impressed, too." I agreed with his statement.

We began by carrying wood to people who needed it. Naruto was able to hoist three and I was able to stack seven wooden planks before the balance was thrown off more than I could handle. We hauled wood for around four hours before settling on building them with some of the other people who worked on the skeletons, shaping the house around them. We even got one of Naruto's favorite Ramen places back up and running. Ichiraku Ramen, it was called, I'm sure it tasted wonderful but with the both of us broke we didn't order anything.

That and we were too busy helping out to take a break since it was going to rain soon. On topic, the darker clouds were getting closer, and the rumbling in the distance grew less distant. My hearing was still as sensitive as it was when I was blind, so the rumbling clouds were like a looming threat to me. A sense of doom for the painful migraine that was to come. Naruto seemed to be glancing at them as well, marking how close they got before continuing to help build the house we were working on.

We were sitting beside each other, laying brick on part of a house wall, that would probably hold an oven or chimney of some kind, working alongside the owner of the building who was a baker. She was off laying the floor over the foundation somewhere behind us, humming a song to herself as she worked.

"Phew, this has been a productive day." Naruto sighed loudly, sipping off of a water bottle.

"Yes, it has." I smiled but didn't take my attention off of what I was doing, laying down another brick after smearing spackle on the bottom of it. "It feels nice to be able to help rebuild my home. One brick at a ti-hn!" I flinched when a loud crack echoed through the sky.

"Already?" Naruto huffed and looked up, only to sigh angrily. "Well, shit. Thanks for letting us help lady!"

"Oh! Thank you kindly, young men!" The woman who seemed about fifty thanked us.

"No need to thank us." I stood and faced her, giving her a bow. "It was a pleasure to help you. We look forward to swinging by once it's up and running."

"Have a good day!" Naruto grinned before leading off through the doorway and out of the house.

Another crack followed soon after, making me flinch and slap my hands over my ears as the thunder rang through the sky, hurting every nerve in my body from head to toe. Naruto led me through the streets, constantly looking behind us as he did, cursing a little before quickening our pace.

Too slow.

"Grab me," I grunted, and barred an arm around his body, before lunging forward.

We blurred as I leaped forward, before running at inhuman speeds to get us up the fucking crater and back inside that tent, where trees could catch some of the rain that was about to hammer down on us. Naruto clung to my side tightly, holding his head against the nook between my neck and shoulder.

After we made It up and a couple of feet forward I let him go, and him shakily trying to catch his feet. He stumbled and shook his head, his eyes wide with shock.

"I forget you can move that fast!" Naruto panted out, looking behind me before wincing. "Let's go before it starts raining. I can see it coming in the distance."

I nodded, able to hear the pounding rain make its way toward us with a promise to soak our clothes. We began our way to our tent, minding the road full of people with either the same idea or those who couldn't care less about the storm. I would be one of them had my hearing not been as sensitive as it was.

"Sweet, there it is!" Naruto rushed ahead of me and up to our tent just a bit forward.

He nearly skipped to it, funnily enough. He then grabbed the tent flap and unhooked the latches that kept it closed, and opened it for me to walk in. I inclined my head and went into the green tent, spacious familiarity hitting me. He followed behind me and quickly began to hook it shut, using both the velcro and the hooks. I made my way over to the lantern and lit it, before making my way to the bed, holding my hands over my ears as a sense of anger and dread overcame me.

I hate thunderstorms.

The sound of rain on top of the wind and then the thunder itself. It was a horrible and violent act of nature nobody understood on the level I know it to be.

I grunted as another crack of thunder threw off my balance. I flopped into the bed, still holding my ears and frowning in distaste.

"Are you okay?" Naruto asked me, walking over and flopping beside me, kicking off his sandals.

"I'm about to not be," I whispered, hearing the rain roaring into the crater and making its way here. "It's getting louder."

"I'm here," Naruto spoke softly, pulling my head against his neck, and placing his hands over mine.

I smiled weakly at the gesture. It wouldn't do much for me, but being able to have him hold me in such a caring way, doing all that he can, meant more to me than a cure for this oversensitive hearing problem of mine. I sighed and kissed his collarbone, planting gentle kisses, before feeling my whole body get electrified with pain as thunder cracked very close by.

"Ah!" I hissed aloud, pressing my head into his chest more, trying to focus on his heartbeat.

"I've got you," Naruto whispered, soft and sweet.

The rain came like a curtain of deafening wind, Naruto's heartbeat helping only a little. I pressed the side of my head flat against his chest, and the other ear Naruto held for me as I wrapped my arms around him as sensory overload hit me hard.

The wind came roaring in and carried heavy rainfall with it, the loudness only increasing when the rain fell on the tent, amplifying the noise tenfold. The only constant I could feel was Naruto's warmth and heartbeat beside me, his thumb rubbing my head as he held it against his chest by my ear, covering it for me even though it did little to help. In the moments that followed I was failing miserably to hide my discomfort and pain, wishing I still had my mask. That way I could hide my discomfort from him so he wouldn't worry.

My head began to throb about five minutes later.

"Uhg." I hissed, the pain making me feel nauseated.

"I wish I could do something to help." Naruto sighed softly. "I feel sort of useless when it comes to this stuff, your sensory issues, I mean."

I looked up at him and frowned softly. I slowly moved my head up and off his chest and scooted up to look at him in the eyes at eye level. I cupped his face and gave him a searching look.

"You aren't useless, Naruto. You're perfect." I reassured him. "There isn't much to do with someone who can hear as well as I d-HUH!" I wheezed, my eyes bulging open as thunder cracked very close by, blurring my vision and making it spin as I felt my head screaming in pain. "D-do." I finished my sentence squeezing my eyes shut.

"..." Naruto gave a weak sigh and held me against his chest again, covering my ear with his hand. "Even if there isn't much, I'll still try to make it less painful."

I smiled faintly and kissed his chest, listening to his heartbeat as my senses were surrounded by chaos, choosing not to talk, since everything made my ears hurt in the present moment.

The storm dragged on for an agonizing four hours before it began to let up to light rain. It wasn't bad after that, but my headache was so huge I thought my head would explode from the pain, and admittedly made me grumpy. I was planning on visiting Sasuke tonight, but with this headache, I'm afraid I'd only suffer more by walking anywhere.

"I can grab Sakura and have her make it better. She knows some remedies I'm sure." Naruto offered and broke the silence.

I hadn't moved from my spot in the time the storm lasted. I looked over at him with puffy eyes and gave him a shrug.

"I don't think she likes me too much, Naruto. " I informed him.

"That doesn't matter, if I say she needs to do it then she will, she owes me that much at the very least." Naruto huffed. "I did bring Sasuke back and saved everyone. I even tried reasoning with the Rikage."

"I know. I was there." I smirked and kissed his chin. "You were excellent."

"As I said, I'm going to ask her to help with the headaches. Maybe she can give me a recipe for it." Naruto smiled at the thought. "Then I can help with your headaches. And for your information, I was more than excellent. I was hot." Naruto beamed with confidence.

"Hn, you were very attractive, yes. If it hadn't rained today and things had gone to plan, I'd have fucked you again." I teasingly stated watching his skin grow red.

"W-Well! I'm going to find Sakura now!" Naruto grunted out in stiff shock before standing.

Before he got out of my reach, I swatted that perfect little ass of his, watching with amusement and hunger as he jumped with a yelp of surprise. His wide blues shot at me with a shocked expression before he quickly made his way out of the tent, leaving me alone with my now slightly aroused mind.

God... that night was perfect.

I shook my head and fought away the stupid grin I wore, as my mind shifted from focusing on Naruto to my brother, who was in a large amount of trouble with everyone. I sighed heavily as the thought of the Rikage screaming and possibly even hurting my brother boiled my blood hotter than a fire could ever hope of doing. If things went south I don't think I'd sit by and watch him die.

No... I'd defend Sasuke even if it killed me.

It would make me a rogue again, and undoubtedly hurt Naruto's feelings because he just wants peace for everyone. He doesn't deserve nor want the life of a rogue. It's simply not in him to betray his home like that. I'd crush him along with myself but what other choice would I have? I swore to protect Sasuke, and his current situation was a direct result of my fate being laid out by Danzo and what was necessary. I didn't want him to pay for my actions.

No one but me has to pay for them. If the Rikage wants my brother dead he'd better settle with killing me instead. I'm the next best thing after all. Maybe I could help him escape if it came down to it.

"Jesus, why does life have to be complicated? I'd have rather stayed dead." I grumbled to the empty tent I was in, waiting on Naruto to return with that pink-haired girl.

I don't like her...

"Uhg, my head." I whimpered and pressed the palm of my hand against my forehead. "I hate thunderstorms."

I heard a set of footsteps approaching the tent and sat up straighter. I listened to the heaviness of it and grew more alert since it didn't sound like Naruto's footfalls or even Tsunade's. I reached to the nightstand sitting beside the bed and grabbed a Kunai out of the top drawer, and held it firmly in my lap as the footsteps paused just outside.

"Naruto here?" Kakashi's voice asked from the other side.

I tilted my head in curiosity. "No, he's gone to find Sakura. Why?" I called, wincing at the volume of my voice.

"Alright." Kakashi huffed and entered the tent, his eye finding mine. "You look like shit." Kakashi hummed as he stepped inside.

"Headache from the storm," I spoke quieter now that he was inside, rubbing my head with my free hand, still holding the Kunai with my other. "Did you need something?"

"I saw you and Naruto in town before the rain came in, helping everyone out. I wouldn't normally come here without notice first, but I thought this topic required it." Kakashi spoke and moved to the foot of the bed, and shot me a very hard look, a hostile one at that. "His neck... was covered in bruises and scars."

"Mhm." I smiled casually at him, resting my chin in my hand, my elbow on my knee. "Gave those to him. He quite enjoyed it."

"If I ever find out that you hurt him, betray him, or even breathe in his direction with an ounce of hostility I'll slit your throat in your sleep," Kakashi spoke, his eye holding a coldness I hadn't seen from him, ever. "I've looked after Naruto since he was very very young, as my Master would have wanted me to do. He's a very sweet kid, far too kind for the things he's been through. He is the strongest, most forgiving person I'll ever know. If you break his heart... even if it crushes him, I'll kill you. Am I understood?"

"I'd expect no less from you Hatake." I nodded my head slowly.

"Good. Don't be too rough with him either." He instructed.

"Trust me, I'm only rough when he wants me to be." I winked at him, watching his eye narrow with anger.

"I don't need any details either." Kakashi sighed heavily. "Hope your head feels better." He turned after saying this and made to leave.

"Thank you. I hope your heart eventually heals." I looked at him knowingly as his body tensed everywhere. "You don't deserve to hurt either. You're a solid human being Hatake. Don't forget to give yourself room to heal."

"..." Kakashi remained silent and left without saying another word, his sadness fading from the air the farther he moved from the tent.

I sighed and waited patiently for my little fox to return, already missing his warmth against my cold body. My face grew minty with desire the longer I thought of him at my side, warming my body and loving it. Kisses, hugs, words of love, everything. His personality was enough to make my insides warm...

"Itachi's this way. This is where we stay, pretty huh?" Naruto's faint voice spoke, his footsteps splashing in the mud with someone following.

"It's a nice spot for a tent, yes. So... you seem to care for him." Sakura spoke up.

"Ah, I do. He's the coolest person." Naruto's voice swooned and their footsteps stopped, making me perk up with interest at what he had to say. "He's ridiculously relaxed even when he's visibly angry or stressed. He doesn't hurt me despite being able to snap a bone without trying. He's super gentle and very kind. He's almost perfect. He does have his quirks... but that's just because of what he is rather than who." Naruto explained, making my face feel even cooler.

"A resurrected person?" Sakura sounded confused.

"Well, he's a vampire." Naruto's tone sounded like he was shrugging. "He can't be out in the sun, because it hurts, and it blinds him to the point he keeps his eyes closed during the day and his skin completely covered. He can tell what I'm feeling, He has superhuman strength and speed as a base level, without using any chakra at all. It's pretty cool actually, and then there is his need for blood. It's his form of nutrients. He needs it rather than regular food to keep his body going, or he gets weaker and his mind starts to grow more and more feral and just out of it."

"Out of it?" Sakura sounded like she was getting increasingly worried.

"Violent. He gets touchy, very physically engaged, and he has a rougher hold on you when he gets like that. Prone to temptations of hurting others, grumpy, but when he was like that he resisted it as best as he could, taking precautions and being patient. He didn't want to hurt me so he fought it for as long as he could until the incident with Danzo happened. His mind finally gave into his starvation and he gave me this." Naruto spoke, and I heard Sakura gasp. "He still stares at it like it's the worst thing he's ever done."

"Naruto he sounds dangerous..." Sakura spoke in a worried tone. "Are you sure he's safe to be around!? He sounds like he doesn't act human!"

"Well, he isn't fully human anymore, can't blame him for it. It wasn't his choice to be what he is. I don't mind it anyways... I find it kinda hot." Naruto's voice chuckled softly, and Sakura let out a sound of shock.

"Hot!?" She screeched out.

"Uhm, have you seen him Sakura? You like Sasuke don't you? Itachi? Way hotter. He's just... yes." Naruto swooned again, giggling. "I've never met someone like Itachi, he's very sexy."

"Don't tell me you two are-"

"Yup. We are." Naruto finished her sentence. "He's fantastic in bed."

"Okay TMI." Sakura gagged out.

"Come on, let's go. He's suffering and I hate seeing him in so much pain." Naruto urged.

They grew closer, and I settled back down against the bed, laying down but propped up on the headrest, staring at the entrance to the tent with a minty blush across my face. When they entered, Naruto greeted me with a wide smile and Sakura with a mixed expression of confusion, distrust, and mild anger. She was also carrying a basket with her.

"I brought her." Naruto piped up, still staying quiet as he did so, and made his way over to me. "Didn't get any better?"

"You weren't gone very long, so no, no changes have occurred," I smirked at him, seeing Sakura eyeing my teeth before pulling things out of her bag.

"I'm making a tea that will get rid of your headache, I'll also be leaving the recipe for it and some extra ingredients here for whenever you get another one," Sakura spoke up, clearing her throat as she pulled out a tea set and a burner.

"You're too kind Sakura!" I grinned widely at her, not giving a shit about her fear over my teeth. "I'll be back to normal in no time."

"It tastes foul." She looked at me.

"Everything tastes foul except for blood, so I won't particularly mind it much, but thank you for the warning." I chimed and leaned my head against Naruto's shoulder, who settled down beside me, hugging me against him.

"No problem. I'm glad Naruto came and grabbed me, I've got news about Sasuke." Sakura stated as she mixed everything into the teapot.

"What kind of news?" I sat up straighter, staring her down eagerly.

"The Rikage's going to be here in two days." She spoke up, making me and Naruto both tense up.

"That soon?" Naruto asked aloud, a large amount of distress radiating from him.

"Easy..." I spoke despite my unease, rubbing his back and watching as he slowly relaxed under my touch.

"He's on his way already. Tsunade told me as such this morning. Sasuke's also been informed. I visited him during the storm, and he didn't particularly say much of anything, but it was nice being there in his presence, even though he couldn't see me or move at all. They have him sealed and restrained." She added, pouring water into the pot before shutting it. "Once this whistles it's ready. Do you need anything else?" She asked us, staring at me oddly.

"No, thank you." Naruto gave her a weak smile.

"Thank you, Sakura. I'll be back to my dangerous self thank you." I smirked knowingly at her, watching her grow uncomfortable as I slid my hand up and under Naruto's shirt, feeling him shiver at my touch.

"..." Sakura's face reddened and she left quickly afterward.

"Did you have to eavesdrop?" Naruto deadpanned to me.

"Maybe." I chuckled and pecked his cheek. "Thanks for the medicine."

"You need it." Naruto huffed.

"So I can fuck you again~!" I smirked and pretended to bite his shoulder, lightly munching on the fabric with my lips rather than my teeth.

"Whoa whoa whoa! Take it easy horny butt." Naruto shivered, his blush darkening.

"What? You're hot." I mumbled. "I can't help it, I wish to make love to you every day, every morning, and every night until you say otherwise." 

"O-oh.." Naruto shivered, his pupils enlarging a little bit, his heart speeding up.

"Oh yeah, when this headache is gone I'm going a ravish you~." I purred, sliding my hand down and grabbing his crotch gently, making him suck in air and snatch my hand off of him quickly, his face bright red.

"I-I'm still sore from yesterday," Naruto whispered.

"Then you can make love to me." I offered. "Or I can just jerk you off to the point you can't come anymore. Tie you down to this bed and give you unending pleasure. I can do whatever you tell me to do. Or I can do only what I want to do with your consent of course" I hummed.

"L-Lets just get rid of the headache first." Naruto stammered.

I only laughed at his embarassment, and kissed the side of his head. "Sure thing, Naruto."