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A Filha de Naruto

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Lesen Sie den Roman A Filha de Naruto des Autors NerdGamer, veröffentlicht auf WebNovel.Naruto estava sentado na varanda de sua casa, observando o sol nascer. Ele sorriu ao pensar em como sua vida tinha mudado desde que se tornou Hokage. Ele tinha muito orgulho do trabalho que fez para s...

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Naruto estava sentado na varanda de sua casa, observando o sol nascer. Ele sorriu ao pensar em como sua vida tinha mudado desde que se tornou Hokage. Ele tinha muito orgulho do trabalho que fez para sua vila e de todos os shinobis que ajudou a treinar. Enquanto contemplava a paisagem, ele viu algo que o fez levantar-se de um salto. Uma pequena cesta estava flutuando em sua direção, e Naruto rapidamente correu para pegá-la antes que caísse no chão. Ao olhar para dentro da cesta, Naruto viu um bebê recém-nascido, que parecia estar dormindo pacificamente. Naruto ficou chocado e sem palavras, sem saber o que fazer com a criança. Ele levou o bebê para dentro de sua casa e chamou sua esposa, Hinata. Ela ficou tão surpresa quanto Naruto ao ver a criança, mas rapidamente se adaptou à situação.

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