Naruhina Fanfic Novels & Stories

If she refused, Daemon would die, and the Riverside Pack would hold her responsible. This wasn't what she signed up for. When she agreed to become Daemon's fake girlfriend, she believed she would only be a figurehead. A fill 'in the blank' woman in his pack who would wander around and mind her own business. She would raise her kids and make sure they received the education they needed, while Daemon would regain control of his pack members. That had been the deal. Or so she thought. "I can't believe he didn't tell me!" Naira felt deceived. She had felt something off when he first made the proposal, but she brushed it aside because she trusted Daemon.

"Okay." The little girl ran into the flower garden and was as beautiful as a little princess. The pink dress made Nina's skin glow. Nanami Vincent looks at Nina. Her eyes are gentle like water. If Nanami Vincent's love for Augustus's previous life is stubborn and wants to monopolize, then Nanami Vincent's feelings for Nina are protection. Nina is like a small and bright being that appeared in the life of Nanami Vincent. A vampire who went to raise a human child. "Mommy." Nina picked a rose and ran to Nanami Vincent.

Naara monologues to herself as she enters the walk-in closet while holding Early's clothes one by one which is hanging there. The girl takes the black shirt which is her favorite, because when he wears it, Early looks so handsome many times over. The man with the appearance of an angel with a cruel heart is the nickname Naara gives him. The girl wears a wide smile. She suddenly remembers the text the man has sent her. She has to admit that she misses arguing with him. Her days feel less colorful without Early's presence. Without realizing it, Naara has started to depend on the man's presence in her life.

"Marrying you off to Alpha Ezra was a mistake, Nina. I wish to correct it." She frowned. "What do you mean? You are aware that I am the Luna of my pack right, and they will come looking for me? Perhaps they are already on their way." Alpha Noah nodded. "I know, but my client is closer." "Client?" "I like to think of him that way." Nina shifted uncomfortably in her seat. Whomever this client was, she had a feeling she wasn't going to like it. She looked at Alpha Noah's face, and she could see the small relaxed smile he had on. He never smiles when things were going well for her.

“So… it seems you have already chosen your next Alpha. The Council need not waste time on a marriage that has already ended.” Nia’s face burned with shame. “That is not—” She could not finish. What could she say? She remembered nothing. “Enough,” Riven said firmly. No one listened. The whispers had already started before anyone left the room. “The Luna spent the night with Alpha Riven…” “Is that not her husband's uncle…” "Seems she is moving from one Alpha to another…” Nia’s blood turned cold.

Hina narrowed her eyes only to get Naira uttering, "He is going to be done with his peaceful days. Shouldn't I warn him being a well wisher?" Hina uttered being a little angry, "Naira, are you seriously going to like this to me? Your best friend!" Naira spoke up making an innocent face, "I am just saying the truth, Hina." Hina glared at her and got uttering, "You!" "Anyways, let me get ready now." Naira didn't let her complete and left the room smilingly. At the wedding

This was absurd. “You've been in contact with the prisoners—” “Contact?” I repeated, my voice rising defensively. “I don’t even know them! This is insane!” I looked to Van for support, but his expression remained unreadable. Did he truly believe them? Narah took a deep breath, her act convincing. “When I worked for Luna Gina, I got close enough to her personal space. I wanted to report what I found, but I was afraid she'd hurt me.” “What did you find, child?” Beta Bernard asked, his tone curious yet probing.

Riccardo still didn't open his mouth and wordlessly heard every word of her while peering into her glossy eyes. “Besides, in all of this…we can't forget that Nina and Cain love each other. They both are in a relationship, so it's forbidden to even think about involving Nina in Rican's life. It's somehow a sin,” Aniya told him the obvious because she was aware how forbidden it was to even think about tying Nina with Rican in a single bond as she was Cain's girlfriend and Rican was Cain's father, Kester's friend and his uncle. “What you're thinking can never be their destiny. It's forbidden and unacceptable by their fate,”

Nina was in the passenger seat, humming along to a song on the radio and munching on chips she swore she wasn’t going to eat. We were supposed to make a quick run to the East Ridge border — drop off a pack of moon herbs for Beta Lorne. Nothing dangerous, nothing exciting. Just a sister errand. But Nina never let anything be boring. “So,” she said, crunching loud enough to make me glare, “how’s your little love story going?” I rolled my eyes. “Don’t start.” “Don’t start what?” she grinned, kicking her feet on the dashboard. “You’re the one texting him every two seconds. Nigel this, Nigel that. ‘Oh, he sent me a moon emoji, maybe he means—’”

Nina threw in my face like she was happy. “Why are you so okay with this?” I asked her. “We’re having a...a...you know, with someone who isn’t our mate. Aren’t you angry?” “Yeah, I was at first,” Nina said. “I mean, who would have thought Isaiah’s little soldiers were so eager? But it’s a pup, Zira. I’m a sucker for pups, especially our own.”