Kushina Regrets Disowning Naruto Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He stayed rooted where he was, eyes shadowed, watching the warmth of the scene from the cold edge of the steps. Behind him, Ruth coughed again, her chest heavy with the effort. Her hands pressed to her lips as she leaned into the sofa's arm. "I'm old, Ryan. I won't interfere in what you do anymore. But listen to me if you let this go, you will regret it. One day, she'll turn her face away. Disappointment weighs heavier than years." Ruth had always given him everything. But now she didn't even want to look at him. The servant led her back inside while he remained outside, his face tightened back into the same hard mask.

I slump in the guards' grip, all the fight draining out of me. I've lost. The elders nod back to Evander. They are ready to bear witness. My onetime mate, the only man I've ever loved, takes a deep breath before declaring, "I, Evander Garin, reject you, Aurora, as my mate and Luna." Nothing happens at first, but then, as the last syllable of the last word dies out, a sudden pain pierces my brain, and then my heart. Our mate bond breaks with crippling agony and I double over, shrieking with no sound.

Rhayghar raised a hand to touch her but then pulled it back. He was ashamed of his allegations on her. And now his conscience wouldn't allow him to touch her without feeling guilty. "It's okay. It's on me alone and I don't regret it. It's just Karma." "Don't think like that. It wasn't your fault. I think you did pretty well if you were an Alpha's Luna. Come to think of it, if you weren't any good then Alpha Fenriz wouldn't have wanted to force you to become his Luna." Rhayghar stepped forward. He was going to say something more soothing except that his eyes darkened. His face swept towards the door in alarm as he pulled her against his chest, holding her there.

she said coldly. "Please," I begged, my wolf Alex howling mournfully inside me. "Aurora, I didn't know. I would never have left if I'd known." Aurora's eyes met mine briefly. In that moment, I saw the depth of her disillusionment. She remembered my promise to meet her by the mountain spring, my assurances that I would choose her over Lily. She remembered our brief, tender reconciliation in Hunter territory—and now understood how fleeting my affection could be.

With trembling hands, she knelt down and picked up the broken pieces of cake. “I’m sorry,” she whispered. “I didn’t mean to ruin your party.” Then she slowly stood up, tears streaming down her cheeks. “But I want you to know, Revan… I truly loved you. From the beginning… until this very moment.” Revan turned his face away. “Enough. Leave before I lose my temper.” Aruna took a deep breath. A faint smile curved her lips—a smile filled with pain, yet laced with quiet strength. “Alright,” she said softly. “You won’t see me again. But I promise you, Revan… someday, you’ll regret throwing me away.”

The powerful male wolf who had just been pushing their bodies around is now begging for their forgiveness on the floor, all because of my hands—the exact person their minds have always looked down on. "Sir, my hand has paid the resources and apologized," Conan begs as his body stands up shakily, desperately wanting to escape my presence. I pull a large leather seat over and sit down comfortably. "What is the massive rush, Alpha Huxley? Our mouths still haven't discussed our project business." Conan trembles violently from head to toe. "What more do your claws want from my life? My den has an elderly mother wolf and a pack family to support! Please have mercy on my skin!"

"You'll regret putting me in this situation." I just looked at her, my expression calm. I didn't say anything. I didn't have to. I knew deep down that everything that had happened to Rina was the result of her own actions. It wasn't my fault, it wasn't the coach's fault. It was karma. She had tried to ruin my life, and now, her own life was falling apart. She had built a foundation of lies and deceit, and now that foundation was crumbling beneath her. And there was nothing she could do to stop it.

Aki and Temujin were both quiet. They wanted to commiserate with Sasha but they didn’t know what words to say. “I’m very sorry to hear this,” Aki attempted. “I wish I…” “It’s all right. It’s all in the past. And it was my fault for playing the fool and believing that I could be loved by an Ice-nin.”

His hatred for me was so deep that he had hoped for my death, so how could he love me? It was time for me to wake up. I gently closed my eyes, and tears mixed with blood streamed down. As the herbs took effect, a burning pain spread through my wounds, and I passed out. Right before I passed out, I felt like I heard Ross' voice. However, his voice was filled with emotion this time compared to his previous coldness. "Nasha is the world's kindest woman. I hope my Luna can be like Nasha…" Nasha… She was Ross' new lover and also my junior.

"Hinata let you out, did she?" Naruto flinched. "Don't start, Sakura-chan. You know I can't just disappear without an excuse." He forced a grin, trying to recapture the easy camaraderie they usually shared – a thin facade over the raw need that pulled them together. "Said I was training. Guess I wasn't lying."