"Bye Momma!" The little 5 year old named Riku shouted at his Momma. His 7 year old brother Itsuki behind him.

"Bye mom." He murmured as he waved at her. She smiled.

"Bye Honey." She tried to say with all her might. Her voice was raspy and she was trying to sit up from her hospital bed.

"You need to rest Hina." Her husband Itachi soothed as he held her hand. He caressed his fingers through her indigo hair.

"I know I know. Love you Anata." She said weakly as she gave him her famous smile. Itachi gave her a kiss before he walked over to their kids.

"Love you too." He uttered.

"Well we better head, it's time for you two to go to sleep." Itachi stated as he picked up the five year old.

"Love you Momma!" Riku said over his fathers shoulder as they walked out the door. Hinata returned it with a small whisper.

"I love you too."

Itsuki turned to his mom before he exited.

"Bye." He said as he was about to exit.

"Itsuki, come here." Hinata whispered as she motioned for her son to come by her bed.

"What is it?" He asked. She grabbed his fingers and held it in hers.

"I want you to be there for Riku when I'm gone." She whispered. A thought process went through Itsuki's head.

"What do you mean gone?" He questioned, sounding a bit demanding.

"Don't dwindle about it to much, just promise me, you will always be there for your brother. He looks up to you." She stated. Itsuki scratched his dark hair.

"I will." He mumbled as he looked away.

"Good, now you better hurry and catch up to them." Hinata giggled as she ushered her son to go.

"I love you." Was the last thing he heard his mother say.

"I love you too mom."

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Itsuki starred into the mirror. He brushed back his bangs that fell over his face, revealing his eyes. One like His moms that was a light purple, the other dark like the night, just like his dads. He flattened out his suit and straightened out his tie.

"Hmmm." He murmured as he stared at the other him on the other side of the mirror.

"We better go." His dad Itachi said as he stepped into Itsuki's room. He too was wearing a nice black suit. His hair in a low ponytail like usual.

"Ya I know." Itsuki mumbled as he walked toward the door. Itsuki walked past Itachi.

"I know you miss her, she loved you." He heard his father say before he fully exited the room.

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Itsuki walked behind his father who had his brother Riku in his arms. He had been crying and Itachi was trying to soothed the sniffling five year old.

"It's okay, it's gonna be okay." Itachi whispered into his ear as he rubbed his back. Riku wrapped his arms around Itachi's neck. Riku laid his head on his fathers shoulder, the tears slowly dying down.

They walked up to the many people who were there to support them, and grieve.

There was a light mist that was turning into a light rain. The sky was a light color of blue, but looked almost like a light gray. A light fog laid on top of the ground and the grass was moistened under their feet. But what laid in the center of it all, was a single casket. It was a dark oak wood casket. Everyone surrounding it, all of them holding a single white rose in their hands. Tears fell down their eyes, but no one noticed because the tears fell with the rain. It was all silence except for the small whimpers that came here and there.

Itachi walked in between the crowd, Itsuki following behind him. People giving them small blessings as they past.

"Hey how are you doing Itachi." Itachi's brother Sasuke asked as they stood next to him.

"Okay I guess." Itachi replied. Itachi picked up the sleeping Riku. He slowly handed him to Sasuke. Sasuke held him closely, and rubbed his back. Sasuke wasn't a loving type but he knew how hard it was for Itachi to lose Hinata.

Itsuki stared at the casket. Not even noticing the things around him. He looked at the Rose his dad had got him. This was a different funeral then most. Usually they have priest who says some words, but Hinata didn't want that. She didn't want anyone to grieve because "she would always be with them."

"Hey bud how you holding up." One of Hinata's weird friends Naruto said as he laid his hand on Itsuki's shoulder.

"I'm fine." Was all he responded with. He had no business talking with Naruto, all he wanted to do is to tell his mom how much he loved her one last time before placing a special purple rose on her casket that stuck out from all the white roses.