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Unexpected Consequences	By : dirty_cassirole Category: Naruto > Yaoi - Male/Male Views: 3250 -:- Recommendations : 0 -:- Currently Reading : 0
Disclaimer: I do not own the Naruto fandom or any of the characters. I got this idea after reading Male Pregnancy Serum by AshakiranTheTenthBeast, but went a slightly different way with it. This is written purely for fun, no money/profit made.

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Tsunade was sitting at her desk working on some paperwork that had been piling up. She sighed as she signed the current paper she was reading and put it in a pile. She sat back in her chair and closed her eyes. ‘Why is there so much paperwork?’

“Lady Tsunade!”

Tsunade jumped at the sudden noise, opened her eyes, and saw Shizune walking toward her. “Yes, what is it, Shizune?”

“I think we found it,” Shizune replied excitedly as she handed Tsunade a piece of paper.

Tsunade took the paper and looked it over. “And what exactly am I looking at?”

“I think we found a way to get rid of the serum coursing through Guy and Asuma’s veins.”

Tsunade looked up at her. “Really?”

“Yes, ma’am. When we took Guy’s blood sample, there was a lot more of the serum in his blood than the sample we took from Asuma.”

“Yes?”

“There wasn’t enough of the serum in Asuma’s sample to separate from his blood,” Shizune said.

“But with Guy’s sample there was more than enough,” Tsunade finished.

“Yes, exactly,” Shizune smiled.

Tsunade got up from her seat and headed for the door. “Let’s get those two cured of this problem.”

“Yes, ma’am,” Shizune said as she followed Tsunade.

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Sakura nocked on the door of her parents’ house and waited for someone to open it. Since Kakashi had to leave early this morning for his mission, she thought maybe she would spend the day with her mother.

“Sakura,” Mebuki said when she opened the door and saw her daughter standing there.

“Hey, mom,” Sakura replied with a smile.

“What brings you here?”

“Kakashi had a mission today, so I thought I would come spend the day with you. May I come in?”

“Of course,” Mebuki said and opened the door wider for her daughter to come in.

“Where’s dad?” Sakura said as they headed to the living room.

“He went out with some of his friends. He won’t be back for a while,” her mom replied.

“So a girl’s day,” Sakura said. “Would you want to help me pick out the last few things we need for Kiku’s room?”

“Kiku?” her mom asked confused.

“Oh, sorry. We’re having a girl, and we’ve decided on the name Kiku,” Sakura said.

“A girl! That’s wonderful,” her mom said and hugged Sakura.

“Yeah, we’re excited too,” Sakura said. “I’d like to see if I can find something.”

“What’s that?”

“Well, Kakashi and I were talking, well more like joking, about getting an arrangement of cherry blossoms and chrysanthemums flowers and putting a scarecrow in the middle, you know, since both my name and Kiku’s name have the meaning of those flowers and Kakashi’s name means scarecrow.”

“I think I know the perfect place,” her mom said as she stood up.

Sakura slowly got up from the couch. “You do?”

“Yeah. I went to this one shop that deals with home décor, and I saw some beautiful paintings of flowers on the wall. I asked where the store owner got them, and the man said that they special ordered them,” Mebuki replied.

“That’s great,” Sakura said. “Let’s go.”

They both headed back to the door and left the house.

“What other things do you need for her room? And you will be taking me there to see what you two have done so far, right?” Mebuki asked.

“Yes, mom, we can go after we finish shopping. And as for what else we still need, it’s not much. I want to pick out a good rocking chair, and I need to get a few toys and stuffed animals for her still.”

“Then we’ll go to Cutie Pies,” Mebuki said. “They got really great selections of toys and furniture for babies.”

“Ino took us there to look at baby clothes, which reminds me, I wanted to get that outfit I saw the other day there,” Sakura said.

Mebuki nodded and they continued their walk to the stores.

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Lee walked to the training grounds where he and his team usually trained and saw Neji and Tenten sparing. He slowly made his way over to them and when he got close enough that they noticed him, they stopped and turned to him.

“Hey, Lee,” Tenten said with a huge smile. “How are things going?”

Lee looked down sadly. “They are not going well.”

Neji activated his byakugan and checked on Lee’s child. “Your child seems fine to me,” he said as he deactivated his jutsu.

Lee looked up at them again. “It is not the child that is doing bad, it is Guy Sensei.”

“What happened?” Tenten asked concerned.

“He is acting like Asuma was towards Shikamaru,” Lee said casting his eyes onto the ground again.

“Did he hurt you, Lee?” Neji asked.

“No,” Lee replied looking back up. “Lady Tsunade stopped him before he could, but now he is in the hospital in restraints.” Tears started falling from Lee’s eyes. “I am scared for him. What if he is like this forever?”

Tenten walked over to him and pulled him into a hug. “It’s going to be ok, Lee. I’m sure Lady Tsunade will find a cure for whatever is going on with him soon.” She pulled back enough to look him in the eyes and smiled. “I’m sure he’ll be back to normal and ordering us to take two hundred laps again in no time.”

Lee wiped his eyes with his arm and smiled back at her. “You really think so?”

“Have you ever known Guy Sensei to give up so easily?” Neji asked.

“You are right,” Lee said. “Thank you, I feel much better now.”

“Good,” Tenten said. “Now, give us an update. How’s your baby?”

“It is good. We found out yesterday that the child is a boy,” Lee said excitedly.

Neji closed his eyes. ‘So we’ll have another one running around shouting about youth.’

“That’s great,” Tenten said. “Have you picked out a name yet?”

“Guy Sensei was not very helpful with that because of the condition he is in, so I have not decided completely, but I do like the name Taro, it means ‘strong boy.’”

“It suites yours and Guy’s child,” Neji said finally opening his eyes.

“I thought so as well,” Lee beamed.

“Well, I don’t know about you two, but I’m getting hungry,” Tenten said. “Lee, want to join us for an early lunch?”

“I would love to,” Lee said.

Neji nodded then headed back to the village, Lee and Tenten following.

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It took about two hours, but Tsunade and Shizune finally came up with what they hoped was the antidote to this serum. They wanted to try it out on Asuma first since his condition wasn’t improving and they feared that it may get worse.

Tsunade injected the antidote into Asuma’s arm and took a couple steps back.

“Do you think it will work, my lady?” Shizune asked.

“I hope so,” Tsunade said.

They waited a few more minutes, but Asuma still didn’t move. Tsunade furrowed her brow.

“Maybe it just takes time,” Shizune offered.

“Maybe,” Tsunade agreed. “Let’s go check on Guy and see how he’s doing.”

Shizune nodded and they both headed for the door, but before they could reach the door, Asuma let out a loud yell.

They turned around and saw Asuma thrashing wildly on the bed. “Shizune, get the restraints!”

“Yes, ma’am,” Shizune said and ran out the door.

Tsunade rushed over to the bed and tried to hold Asuma down the best she could, but she was having a tough time doing so.

“Ma’am, I’ve got the restraints and a couple of orderlies to help us hold him down,” Shizune said as she walked in.

“Good,” Tsunade replied.

Shizune and the two orderlies held Asuma down as Tsunade attached the restraints to the bed and too Asuma’s wrists and ankles.

“What happened?” Shizune asked when they finally got Asuma secured.

“I’m not sure, but hopefully it’s progress and not something worse,” Tsunade said.

They watched as Asuma continued to thrash around on the bed, yelling and pulling at the restraints.

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Kiba laid on Kurenai’s chest, his hand rubbing at her bare stomach. “I can’t wait to meet them.”

“I know the feeling,” Kurenai said as she placed her hand on his. “We’re actually lucky in that respect.”

Kiba looked up at her face. “What do you mean?”

“Well, since I’m having twins, I’ll have to give birth to them quicker than the others will,” Kurenai explained.

“Why?”

Kurenai chuckled at Kiba’s confused face. “Because there isn’t enough room for them both to grow inside me. They’ll have to be born prematurely.”

“But isn’t dangerous for them to be born too early?”

“It is more of a risk, yes, but we don’t have to worry too much. Tsunade will make sure that they are well taken care of,” Kurenai said. She then sat up and attempted to get off the bed, but wasn’t having very much luck.

Kiba got off the bed and went around to help her. “Where you going?”

“I thought I’d take a walk.”

“I’ll join you,” Kiba said happily.

When they got outside, they headed in no particular direction. They were just enjoying each other’s company and the good weather. They walked to the market place and looked around for a bit. Kiba found a couple of dolls that caught his eye and thought they would be absolutely perfect for the kids, Kurenai saw a couple of beautiful blankets that would match the colors of the children’s nursery, and they both found a delicious snack that they bought and took to the park to eat.

“How was that mission you, Hinata, and Shino went on the other day?” Kurenai asked.

“Eh, it was nothing special,” Kiba said. “Piece of cake really.”

Akamaru lifted his head up and barked.

“What? It went well,” Kiba argued.

Akamaru barked again and the look on Kiba’s face made Kurenai laugh.

“Doesn’t sound like he agrees with you,” Kurenai said.

“Ah, he doesn’t know what he’s talking about,” Kiba said as he crossed his arms and looked away. “It’s not like I meant to start that land slide,” he said quieter.

“Land slide?” Kurenai asked shocked.

“It was nothing, honest,” Kiba said looking back at her. “No one got hurt. Although, it did take a while to clean up.”

Kurenai shook her head. “I can’t even imagine how you could’ve managed that.”

“It was an accident, honest!” Kiba shouted.

“Ok, ok,” Kurenai said raising her hands. “Calm down. If everything turned out ok, then it doesn’t matter. Just try to be more careful next time.”

“I know,” Kiba said.

“You know, your parents will want to know what we’re having,” Kurenai said to change the subject.

“Yeah, I thought maybe we could go there after this,” Kiba said.

“Sounds like a plan, but I would like to stay here for a little while longer,” Kurenai said.

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Shikamaru and Temari went to his parents’ house after they left the hospital to tell them what Shikamaru was having. His mom was happy about the news, but Shikaku was still a little unsure about the whole thing, but gave them encouraging words anyway. Now Shikamaru was outside laying on the grass watching the clouds float by in the sky.

Temari walked over to him and laid down next to him, causing Shikamaru to take his eyes off the sky for only a moment before he looked back up. “What you thinking about?” Temari asked.

“Nothing,” he replied.

“You know I don’t believe that,” Temari said. She moved closer to him and draped her arm across his chest, snuggling up next to him.

“You won’t like it,” Shikamaru said.

Temari looked up at him, but he refused to look at her. “What do you mean? You can tell me.”

“I’m just saying you won’t like it.”

“What won’t I like?” she said getting a bit aggravated.

“I was wondering how Asuma was doing,” Shikamaru finally said.

Temari lowered her eyes and got comfortable. “You miss him don’t you?” she stated more than asked.

“I’ve known him since I was twelve. He’s been one of my best friends for so long.”

“Do you regret marrying me?”

Shikamaru looked at her. “What? Never. Temari, I love you.”

She looked up at his face and he could see hurt in her eyes. “Then why do I feel like I was the one you were forced to marry?”

Shikamaru looked back at the clouds. “I’m sorry, Tem. This whole thing has just been… difficult.”

Temari quickly sat up. “And you think this isn’t hard on me?” Shikamaru looked back at her. “Shika, I gave up everything to be with you. I left my village, my duties, to come here and live with you. I have to watch you, my husband, go through a pregnancy that I should be going through, and to make matters worse, I have to live with the fact that it’s not even my kid.”

Shikamaru looked back up at the clouds. “Look, if it really bothers you that much, we don’t have to keep the kid.”

Temari’s eyes went wide. “What? Are you crazy?”

“I’ll let Asuma have it, then you’d never have to worry about it.”

“But what about your parents?”

“It’s our choice, Temari. I know they’ll support us in whatever we decide.”

Temari remained silent. She didn’t know what to say. She didn’t know what the right choice was in this situation. If they kept the child, it would always be a constant reminder of what happened, and that Shikamaru will never truly be hers, but on the other hand, taking the child away from Shikamaru didn’t seem like the right choice either.

Shikamaru pulled her closer and she laid her head on his chest as he wrapped his arms around her. He wanted to say something, anything to ease her mind, but even he didn’t know how to fix this.

They stayed like that for a while, in silence, just getting comfort in each other.

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Asuma opened his eyes, blinking a few times to clear his vision, and looked around. ‘I’m in a hospital?’ He felt something on his wrists and ankles and looked down at them. ‘And I’m being restrained?’ He looked up at the ceiling. ‘What the heck happened?’

He looked over at the window and saw that it was dark out, then turned his head toward the door. “Hey! Is anyone out there?!” He waited a few minutes, but no one came. “Hey! Can anyone hear me?!”

The door opened, and a nurse came in. When she saw that Asuma was looking right at her, she quickly left the room.

“Hey! Come back!” Asuma yelled, but the girl was already gone. He sighed and looked back up at the ceiling.

After another five minutes, the door opened again and Tsunade walked in. “Asuma, how are you feeling?”

“Confused,” he replied. “What’s going on? How did I get here and why am I restrained?”

“You passed out while on your mission, and you’re restrained because after we gave you what we hope is the antidote to this serum, you started thrashing around. We didn’t want you to hurt yourself or anyone else.”

“You found an antidote?” Asuma asked.

“I think so,” she said as she went to the cabinet and grabbed a syringe. She brought it over and took a blood sample from Asuma. “I’ll get this examined immediately,” she said as she started walking out of the room.

“Hey, can’t you release me?” Asuma said, making her stop and look at him.

“I’m sorry, but until we see if that serum is out of your system, you have to stay in them.” She then turned and walked towards the door again. “It shouldn’t take long.” And with that final word she was out the door.

Asuma looked back up at the ceiling again and smiled. ‘I’ll finally be cured of this dang serum’s effects, and hopefully that’ll make Shika feel like he can trust me again.’

He waited for a good ten minutes before Tsunade came back in.

“Well?” Asuma asked.

Tsunade smiled at him and when she got to the bed, removed the restraints. “There is no trace of the serum in your blood. We’ve already given a dose of the antidote to Guy, and he should be good by morning.”

Asuma rubbed his sore wrists, but stopped and looked at her at the mention of Guy’s name. “What happened to Guy?”

“He became possessive and violent.”

“Did he hurt Lee?”

“No, we were able to stop him before that, but he had a lot more of the serum in his blood than you did, so he was worse than what you were.”

Asuma swung his legs over the side of the bed. “So am I free to go?”

“Yes,” Tsunade replied.

Asuma smiled, got up, and started for the door.

“But, Asuma,” Tsunade said. Asuma stopped and tuned back toward her. “You still can’t go near Shikamaru.”

Asuma frowned again. “But I’m cured of this. I won’t hurt him again.”

“You still have that restraining order on you, and unless Shikamaru wants to void it, it is still in effect.”

Asuma lowered his head. “I understand.” He then turned back around and walked out the door.
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