Naruto Bankrupts Konoha Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Jabbing a finger at Nathan, she wailed, "That horrible son of mine took all the money that was meant for my medical expenses! He said he was going to invest and make a fortune, but he lost everything! The hospital has stopped my treatments and my medication, and he doesn't care about me either! "He even instructed me to go along with his plan to fool you. He said that as long as we appealed to your conscience and forced you to give us the money, he could turn things around for himself… "Well, turn things around, my foot! I can't even afford to buy painkillers now."

I blurted out the words. Lenora froze, her brain trying to comprehend what I just said. “What are you saying? You haven't bailed me out?” I bit the inside of my cheeks. “I can't." "You can't?" She retorted. “Yes, Lenora, I can't. Because I'm bankrupt now, no thanks to you.” I lost the anger I had been trying to reel in. “What made you think it was smart to hold a live conference and try to humiliate Hannah?”

“Jane, I swear it wasn’t me. His company went bankrupt. When he couldn’t pay off the loan sharks, they dragged him away.” “His company went bankrupt? When did that happen?” Lucas hesitated, but when I kept pressing, he leaned close and whispered, “Just recently. Not just him. Everyone who ever hurt you has gone bankrupt.” “How did you do it?” “That’s confidential.”

Mia's POV “Mum! What do you mean? What are you talking about?” My voice trembled as confusion and dread flooded me. I couldn’t understand. My mother had always been the one to protect me, to shield me from the harsh realities of life. But now, it seemed like she was unraveling a truth I wasn’t prepared for. “You heard me, Mia,” she said, her voice breaking as she wiped her eyes. “Our family’s bankrupt. We're drowning in debt, and we owe more than we can ever repay. Nicholas's father... he agreed to help us. But there’s a condition.”

Until now. When my parents had called me a month ago, I had thought it was just another check-in. Instead, they asked me to return to the city and when I did, they dropped the bombshell. Their business was bankrupt and their debts was spiraling out of control. The only solution was an arranged marriage with Zane Mendoza, the man who now owned their debts —and, apparently, me.

After listening to her mother's story, Daisy clenched her fists, gritted her teeth, and said: “They are so shameless, Narine Corporation when it's prosperous, they don't care about us. Now that they're going bankrupt, they're coming to us again. What do they think we are?”

“Dad… he’s bankrupt.” “What?!” I gasped. “I don't know how but he owed some people. They got to him. They are going to take his organs if he doesn't pay back. He needs help, Nina.” I just stared at her. “How did he go bankrupt?” She laughed bitter tears. "He's been Gambling for years. He kept it hidden from us and he lost some business deals. The board stole money from him. I don't know what to do.” I couldn’t stop myself. I looked through the glass part of the door, at my father, who despised me all these years. Not like this. “We’ll think of something. Together.”

Nora sobbed, “Piper, you have to ask Nathan for help! Today several of your father’s contracts fell through. The cash flow snapped overnight. The banks refuse to lend more money. Suppliers and partners are all demanding payment. We—we’re going bankrupt!” Piper felt dizzy, her vision going dark. The Hart family business had never been as large as the Miller family’s, but it had always operated steadily. How could it suddenly collapse? Nora slumped to the floor, wailing, “It’s over. It’s really over!” Piper immediately tried calling Lucas and Lora. Neither answered. She didn’t even have her three brothers’ numbers—when they once tried to give her their contact information, she had refused.

“Oh my god. This is the best thing I’ve ever tasted. Marry me, ramen.” His eyebrow twitched. “Are you seriously proposing to noodles?” “They’re hot, reliable, and don’t brood at me 24/7. So yeah.” The corner of his mouth almost curved. Almost. But instead, he leaned back with his own cup, hoodie still glaringly pink in the glow of the tiny bedside lamp. Then, mid-bite, it hit me. “Wait. How are we even paying for this? Didn’t the bank guy call you a scammer?”

The wild, manic grin was gone from his face, replaced by the hollow, empty stare of a man who had finally realized his throne was completely gone. "You can't save the paper, Darius," Ronan croaked, his teeth stained red as he spat onto the marble floor. "The federal tactical teams are already on the steps. Even if you stop the timer, they will arrest you for the bodies upstairs. The council... the council always balances its accounts." "The council is bankrupt, Ronan," I shot back, never taking my eyes off the progress bar on the glowing terminal. "And your signature is on the foreclosure notice." Transfer Complete: Asset Ownership Secured.