A letter [p, Sayomi]

Mitz had thought about it and after careful thought she wrote a letter to Sayomi. It took her a while but she felt really bad about a lot of things, and after telling their daughter about them, she decided she owed this much to him.

Sayomi,


I hope you read this. I should not have left Volcano like I did. After having the twins I think I became delusional. I remember hearing you say something about killing, so I assumed it was me. I know I took off with our daughter, who I named Sephora, and then I lived in the woods for a while, I now reside in Konoha. I said somethings about you I shouldn't have said. I owe you a lot Sayomi. You saved my life, I would have died. You taught me to fight and You gave me a chance and then most of all, you gave me two beautiful kids. As I look back I wished I would have stayed, though I do believe there was a purpose for my leaving. I have a feeling Sephora is going to come looking for you, I would like to join, but I have a feeling you want nothing to do with me.
But I wanted to make sure you knew I do not hate you and that I am sorry. If you see Sephora, please make sure she comes back, unless you want to keep her for a while. Your her father, I trust you.
                                          
                                                                    Sincerely,
                                                             Mitzukai Kaguya


She sealed the letter and walked outside to send it off.
"I hope he gets it." She said as she sent the letter off. She meant every word of it.

It had come to be that a letter had found its way into Sayomi grasp. He had never received a letter before, and his dark eyes stared down at the parchment as his fingers intricately broke the seal and extracted the message within. Upon reading the message he slipped the paper down into his pocket, not a single trace of emotion visible in his demeanor. 

So the Kaguya woman ran off to Konoha and had twins. Interesting. 

Especially that his daughter "Sephora" was coming to visit her. That could prove to be very irritating if she took after her mother. It wasn't that Sayomi had anything against Mitzukai, but the woman had acted very irrationally. For a woman who claimed she loved him, she had acted very odd by running off from the village and raising their children in Konoha. Once she left he was distracted by other matters and since she left no trace upon disappearing, there was no point in worrying or searching. 

He had actually forgot all about it until now. What an interesting development.