What am I going to do now? NarutoVarious X OP Reader {ON-GOING}

Chapter 4

⚠️ WARNING⚠️
IT GETS A LITTLE DIRTY DURING THE TEST

(Also forgot to mention that you guys are 18 here and the older love interests are about 20 or so)

"He's late!"

We had finally arrived in class, everyone else had gone with their Sensei and we were stuck waiting for Kakashi, but Kakashi daddy so- wait what?-

"Mann, I'm still sleepy"

I groaned and made a pillow appear

"Hey Sakura?"

She turned to me

"Yea Y/N?"

I sat her down, placed my pillow on her lap and laid down

"U-uh!"

She brushed it off and played with my hair while looking at Naru

"Naruto! Just sit down!"

"I don't want to! How come our teacher is the only one that's late!? I'm ready to roll! Believe it!"

I then fell asleep

3rd person's P.O.V

The Genin were whispering as to not wake the H/L H/C haired beauty

"The other groups already met their new teachers and took off on some adventure or something, and Iruka-Sensei is gone too!"

"We know ok?"

Sakura sighed seeing the spiky haired boy groan

Naruto was getting tired and decided to pull a harmless little prank

"What're you doing?!"

The pink haired Genin asked with confusion in her voice

"hehehe"

Naruto was being scolded by Sakura for putting an eraser filled with chalk dust in between the wall and slide in door. So that when their Sensei opened it, it would fall on his head

The Genin continued arguing as the S/C girl started waking from her nap. She sat up and as soon as she started stretching, their new Sensei came through the door

Naruto started laughing and cheering that his plan worked, meanwhile Sakura was apologizing while mentally laughing as well

The Jonin looked around the room but his eyes stayed with a certain Genin, looking at how cutely she would yawn and stretch. A small blush creeping up his face

"Hm, how can I put this? My first impression of this group... you're a bunch of idiots"

He took the eraser and placed it back in place

"Meet me on the roof"

With that he smiled and left, no body noticing the beauty was already gone