Saihina-Fanclub

 Sai could only watch from behind the glass as the doctors hurriedly worked around the newborn. She was cleaned up and then immediately hooked up to various machines. He could see the fragile child cry because of all of the fuss; and he couldn't help but feel hurt. From here on out, his precious daughter would be fighting to survive, fighting to prove the doctors wrong. One of the nurses came out of the room. "Is she okay?" asked the worried father. "She looks okay for now…but we have to keep a close eye on her." "Oh…" Sai sunk into the chair behind him and buried his face in his hands. "Um, Hyuga-san?" He gave no acknowledgme

Konoha Hospital was known to have the best labor and delivery center. The rooms were comfortable, the staff was friendly, and the service was excellent. Hinata lay in the hospital bed, trying to prepare herself for the birth of the child. Visitors came and went, each one of them excited to see the new Hyuga daughter. But no one knew the truth about her. No one, except for Sai, Hinata, and Sakura, knew that the baby might not live to be even a year old. The room was quiet at the moment with only her and Sai in the room. It was already four in the afternoon. She was more than likely due within the next few hours. Sai seated himself carefully o

She was overjoyed when she found out she was pregnant. Everyone made a huge fuss over it. Naturally, Sakura and Ino planned a huge baby shower, going as far as inviting their friends from all the way down in Suna City. For a while, their group of friends bet on the child's gender. Kiba strongly insisted that it would be a boy; Shino calmly argued that she would give birth to a girl. A soft giggle escaped her when she recalled her cousin Sasuke's blushing face as he told her privately that he hoped it was a girl. Of course, she still had to bear with the side effects of pregnancy. The morning sickness stage was never a big problem for her, n