Novel & Cerita Dark Naruto Neglected By Family Fanfiction

Everything I had been missing was gradually made up for during that time. I began to play the role of an unmotivated heir. I stopped reading and studying. I dated recklessly and shamelessly enjoyed the affection of my “family”. With that came the obvious result. Every exam I took, my ranking dropped lower and lower. The comments burst into ridicule. [Ridiculous. So what if he’s smart? He’s just a lovesick idiot. Totally hopeless!] [A few sweet words, and the supporting character just throws his life away. No wonder later he gets sick and is thrown out of the house, abandoned on the street by his own biological parents…]

I contemplated it—reminding myself that I'm a man—but in the end, I decided to stay right where I was, trying my best to understand while feeling a little frightened as I hid, waiting for it all to be over. My family is good at fighting, but the Shadowfang are even more so. This is the main family, and I don't think they have many cars in collaboration with them in order to stand up to their enemies in such a battle. I feel guilty for living like this. I might have lost someone—I might have lost, at least, my dear sister. For all I know, once I get back, I'll see her dead body on the ground, with blood pooling around her. I hide as a small voice inside tells me that it might be even better f

No matter which big family it was, once a member of the family had his ears cut off, the family would definitely fight against the other party at all costs. He couldn’t help but mutter to himself, “If it was really those ninjas who did it, they definitely would not have such courage…After all, the strength of the Fox family is there. Even if the United States and Japan are separated by a great distance, as soon as the Fox family decides to hunt a person down, the entire Iga family will not be able to go against the Fox family at all.”

" I'm not bluffing. Before venturing here, I had my two best men plant numerous bombs underneath this very building we are in. Now I know the Chashitsu meant a lot to you and your uncle. It's a family heritage, right? Your uncle's great grand father passed it on to his children so they can pass it to the next for generations to come. I know I'm right. So here's the thing. Your uncle is dead but he's got wives and children living in this Chashitsu. If I blow this up, everyone dies." " Including you," Nagisa snapped, also pointing at Sienna. " And her." " I'd give her a five minutes start," I tried to grin at her but failed. " She'd escape but you're trapped in here with me and your uncle's fa

Because of Natali's instigation, my relationship with my family only grew worse after I came back from the forest. Compared to her smarts and obedience, my silence seemed like nothing more than a childish tantrum to them. They thought I was trying to express my dissatisfaction about how they weren't giving me enough attention. They didn't know that I was simply thinking about what Anna had told me before she'd died. I wanted to do something meaningful for my family before I died. To keep them from feeling upset or angry, I tried to stay out of their sight during the day.

Ziva peaks out of the kitchen with tight lips and sees her family eating with each other as she hopes that one day they will call her and ask her to sit with them but unfortunately that day never came till now. A flood of emotions overshadowed in her mind which appears in the forms of tears, every day this happens when she sees her family together and how her parents love her siblings but not her. She had become invisible to them as they treat her worst than the servants in the house. Jack comes back and soothes her, "What is the meaning to be like this, you are unable to bear seeing it then why hurt yourself, my little girl" he moves his hand on her head lovingly which helps her calm down

His older brother did not need his constant care, unlike Zen. His younger brother wasn’t as mentally tough as his older brother. Sasha was right. If he left Zen alone, there was no telling what the overthinking gamer would do. Despite his brilliance, Zen had a terrible habit of belittling himself. Liu Feng could not blame Zen. His low self-esteem resulted from neglect from the poor excuse of his famiglia. The Taro family will learn to regret it now that Zen renounced his affiliation with them, and the Lau Triad was also putting his plan in motion, not that anyone else had to know.

She may have forgiven them but it will take her a while to trust his family, people who were supposed to be her second family after the whole thing with her uncle, but they turned out to be more viscous than that murderer Larry. The more he thought about everything his pack put his mate through the more he hated their gut, he was filled with anger, ‘I am going back tonight, don’t come until I come for you.’ Nathan told her through their mind link. ‘But you said that you were not ready to go back yet.’ Anita reminded she was worried about his state of mind, all the anger he had, she was worried about what he was going to do.

Leaning back into his chair, he savored the moment. “This was faster than I imagined,” he mused, voice dripping with delight. “Father used to guard this liquid so fiercely, keeping it hidden from everyone. I never knew a single drop in a river could wipe out so many so quickly.” Across from him, Blaze shifted uncomfortably. His face twisted in disgust, his jaw tight as he stared at his Alpha with a look caught between loyalty and revulsion. “You’re killing innocent lives,” Blaze said sharply, his voice trembling with restrained fury. “For what? For the hatred you carry for your brother?”

Colt says, and I nod. "Her family isn't the best. She is nervous about being around my family and unfamiliar with traditions. She has some self-esteem issues steaming from her parent's neglect, but I am working on it," I explain, and my Granddad shifts a little. "Neglect," he asks, and I nod "Her parents are drug addicts," I explain in a quiet voice, but I know the men around me heard. "Poor girl. She has had it rough," dad mumbles, and I nod.