Very well done! It was nice to see Sasuke's thoughts about Sarada and Boruto.

Beautiful story!

I loved how you portrayed Sasuke, and the way you showed his thoughts about his daughter loving Boruto was great. BoruSara has a great potential as a couple, I'm already rooting for them.

Good story!

Really really good. 8/10! Mata ne! Keep writing and I'll keep favoriting (and I don't just mean writing for this story either- though I wouldn't mind *heh heh*)!

Awesome story. Just perfect.

This is amazing! I really enjoyed the interaction between to Boruto and Sasuke, and Sasuke's thoughts along the way. I hope to see more nextgen stories from you!

Thank you for this. You did a pretty good job portraying sasuke and sarada's fragile relationship and incorporating a tad bit about boruto and sarada's would be relationship. I hope this get a lot of views. I love this.

Finally! Someone wrote this fic! Thank you for sharing this piece. This is exactly how I would picture a Borusasu teacher student broship especially concerning Sarada's well being. I do hope that I'll be able to read more from you regarding Borusara, or at least anything relevant to this fandom. Great job :)

i really love this! there's been foreshadowing of a potential development of a romantic relatiinship between boruto and sarada, yes. i like how you wrote that sasuke's job is actually to protect naruto. is that canon? i've only ever watched boruto the movie. The naruto episodes, manga and movies prior to that, not so much because i cant catch up anymore. i dont really have a grasp of how things came to be in the boruto movie. just a few important details here and there like whose kid is who or who ended up together

Sasuke's reflection over the situation and Boruto's enthusiastic adoration of Sarada worked well. What an apt title for a Dad who hasn't been there for his daughter. I enjoyed what came out of your viewing of "Boruto: The Naruto Movie," and in fact wondered if Boruto would be a sweetheart to Sarada in the future.

Just in case you wanted to know there were a few name misspellings: Sarada (in the text) and Uzumaki in the summary.

Nice capture of teacher and student and the many ties they have through family. Thanks for sharing.