I walk home from the weapons shop with a sack full of sharp blades, and a heart full of sharp questions.

"Do I really love Sasuke? Or is it just a weird affect the fangirls had on me?" I thought, tossing and turning in bed. 

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I wake up suddenly in a room with no doors or windows, I couldn't tell if it was really a room at all. It was completely black and I couldn't see a thing. 

Suddenly a rush of air hits me with such force, I tumble backwards, falling onto something hard. Deep red sharingan eyes light up the room, as if they were inches away from my face, but when I reached out, I touched nothing. 

Then I start to get visions. 

The first held a scene of Sasuke trembling with weird marks all over his face, then he runs at me with a kunai in hand. 

The second held a scene of the same bubblegum-haired girl crying out at Sasuke, screaming words I couldn't hear.

The final held the most terrifying scene of all. I vividly saw a group of people in the rain, huddled around a tall gravestone that read "Reichi Kimitara" 

The visions dissipated and the sharingan eyes were there again, staring back at me with a strange comforting feeling.

I wake up for real now, only to be attacked with something else.

**Le Flashback**

I walked in the rain with my little cousin Jeni holding my hand. 

A graveyard came into view as we neared it. When we reached it, I saw the Gravestone we were headed for had the name "Elizabeth Kimitara" engraved in the old stone. 

This was the exact date she had died. Every year, me and my Two aunts and uncle and cousin and father would hold a ceremony in remembrance of her. 

"Why do you think Auntie died?" Jeni said out of the blue. 

"Even though it makes us sad, all living things have to die." I said, tearing up a little bit myself. 

(I got that line off of Fairy Tail XD)

"The sky is crying, cousin. Its sad that auntie died, too."  Jeni said. 

**Le Flashback End**

I've always remembered what she said on that day, and whenever it rained, I would think of my mother.