"T-There Is something you s-should know r-regarding N-Naruto-kun." She stuttered. "Of course, come in." Hanabi walked in to see her sister's room as neat as always. "O-Onee-san, c-can we talk?" She stuttered nervously, Hinata was worried by this, Hanabi never stuttered when she was talking, something must really be wrong. "Hi, Hanabi, did you need something?" Hinata said in violet pajamas. "C-Coming!" Her muffled voice said from the other side of the door. Steeling herself as best she could, she got up and walked to Hinata's room. She could never remember a time when she was nervous while trying to talk to her sister, it was usually the other way around. Hanabi sighed, she must really be nervous. By the time Hanabi realized she wasn't looking for Hinata, she was already in her room. She walked into the compound, and strangely didn't seek out Hinata, she just kept walking to her room. Hanabi walked through the gates, ignoring the gatekeeper bowing to her. That happening would only cause more problems. But she knew that she would have to tell her sometime, and Hanabi didn't want Hinata to learn about this from anyone else. She arrived at the compound nervous, she was by no means ready to break the news to her sister, and she didn't know if she'd ever be ready. Hanabi decided that she would just tell Hinata and hope for the best. Heck, Hinata had even sacrificed her life for Naruto before, this whole situation made Hanabi feel horrible. Hanabi felt like she was betraying Hinata because she had known of Hinata's feelings for years, yet she was the one who was going to marry Naruto, not her. But now, Hanabi wouldn't be surprised if Hinata started to act the same towards her once she informed Hinata of what was about to happen. When Hanabi looked back on it, she had to admit that she was being a bit too harsh toward her older sister, when Hinata didn't deserve that at all. Hinata had tried to talk to her on numerous occasions only to be brushed off by Hanabi. Up until then, the two hadn't interacted much, though this was mainly due to the fault of Hanabi, who was clouded by the clan's continuous praise. It wasn't until after the 4th shinobi war that the clan recognized Hinata as a strong and worthy heir to the clan. How would Hinata feel though? Hanabi had been put on a pedestal by their clan for nearly all of their lives. Even Hanabi didn't know the extent of how much her sister had loved Naruto. After all, Hinata had been harboring feelings for the blonde since they were kids, so for about a decade. Her older sister was no doubt not going to be happy about her marrying Naruto. As Hanabi walked back to her clan's compound, she pondered over what she was about to do.
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