I think I'll just leave now--beautiful SasuNaru fic
Wow! I just got done reading the most heart breaking SasuNaru I have ever read, which is saying alot since I read so many. I found myself crying--sobbing all over my shirt after reading the ending. But of course I won't spoil anyone with it--I'll just give you jist of it. Apparently Naruto and Sasuke have an one-time thing, in which Sasuke quickly leaves the village afterwards afraid of the feelings he has for Naruto. Sakura comes after him and stays by his side for a total of 5 years while he is fighting Itachi--and then after assuming that the man is dead Sasuke and Sakura head back to the village. The story is pretty slow at the start, and hardly holds any real angst until you reach about chapter 11, then the real drama begins.
The characters are all written with so much detail--and emotion that you can't help but lend your heart out to Sasuke and Naruto both. The ending had been sobbing like a baby, and I rarely--if not don't cry at all so it certainly surprised me. The only complaint I do have--which is hard to say because I love the story so much is how some scenes may seem kinf of confusing. And also not all loose ends are tied up--I mean you never got to hear what happened to Hinata and Sakura but I do not care so much has to what happens to her and like wise much of the other cast.
But I do still recommend this story--it's very nice and long read.
Here's the link for anyone that is interested.
The characters are all written with so much detail--and emotion that you can't help but lend your heart out to Sasuke and Naruto both. The ending had been sobbing like a baby, and I rarely--if not don't cry at all so it certainly surprised me. The only complaint I do have--which is hard to say because I love the story so much is how some scenes may seem kinf of confusing. And also not all loose ends are tied up--I mean you never got to hear what happened to Hinata and Sakura but I do not care so much has to what happens to her and like wise much of the other cast.
But I do still recommend this story--it's very nice and long read.
Here's the link for anyone that is interested.