Naruto Doesn T Trust His Family Fanfiction 소설 & 이야기

Upon hearing her plan to leave, Mom hurriedly pulled her into a hug. Natali leaned into her arms and said, "I didn't expect you'd actually feel it. This is just like a miracle! Mom, Dad, Kent… Do you think maybe the Moon Goddess sees me as part of your family too? Maybe that's why we could even sense each other even without any blood ties..." She lied with so much sincerity that it almost felt real. Touched, Mom hugged Natali tight. "Of course, Natali! You're just like our biological daughter."

"No one should have to go through what you did." "I'm okay." But she was crying again, soaking his shirt. "I'm—we're—" "I know." He pulled back, his hands on her shoulders, his grey eyes fierce. "And for what it's worth, I never trusted Trish. Not once. There was always something off about her. The way she looked at Nate. The way she positioned herself. I tried to tell him, but—" "You did tell him," Nate said from across the room. "Multiple times. I just didn't want to believe my own stepsister was capable of—" He gestured vaguely at the bullet hole in the wall. "Not at first. Sure, proved me wrong"

His inquisitive brown eyes bored into mine. "I don't trust him. No matter how hard I try, I can't bring myself to trust him. I think a part of me still feels guilty about what my parents burdened him with, I see him struggle with his curse,the blood lust. I mean he practices swordfighting with a very heavy sword so he doesn't have to shift in a fight and I just feel so guilty. “ I tried to swallow the lump of tears in my throat. “Alpha Caelum has it under control though, he sends Soren on the really bad missions. I think the main obstacle here is your lack of trust and guilt, and I think they're related.” Lucas said wisely.

He took a step toward me, stopping just short of where I stood. "He spent more than a decade years keeping this family alive by trusting no one," Nathan said, his voice dropping into a flat, deadly register that sent a shiver straight down my spine. "He didn't trust the banks. He didn't trust his partners. He didn't even trust Noel's father when they signed the original covenants." Nathan leaned down slightly, his dark eyes locking onto mine with an accusation that felt far worse than any lie Noel had spat at me on the living room rug.

I paused, “Is there anything else I should know about?” “No, unfortunately my mother no longer trusts me, so they keep their agenda to themselves, after they told me about the fated mate and the oracle, I attempted to sway them from their treachery, but instead they shut me out.” He frowned. “I am sorry that we have put you in the middle, this mess shouldn’t have happened to begin with.” “I will always follow you. Without you, I wouldn’t even be here. In my mind, you and father have been more of a family to me than them.”

“Yes. I won’t make that mistake again. You got very lucky. I don’t know…I don’t know what I would have done had you…” I smiled and shook my head. “Nothing happened more happened to us. We are okay outside a little extra weight on our chest.” I brushed her cheek with my hand. “Niru knew. He knew what we needed to do. Instinct drove us forward. We will always be able to help balance you.” “We…” She frowned. “I don’t know if I can trust him again.” “We’ll cross that bridge when we get there, okay? For now, I help you and give you more time to figure it out.”

I never chose. The betrayal, the feeling of being unwanted seeped into my bones from my old pack, my old family. My lips curled up in disdain. Where is my family? Now why would I trust someone I had never met. I inhaled and exhaled slowly. The possibility that these people might help me save my Luna, my mother, was too precious to ignore, even if it meant aligning with strangers. With each step closer to their realm, my pulse quickened. I was wary, but I also felt an inexplicable pull. Something was waiting.

I was at a loss for coherent words, but I knew whatever he would ask me to do, I would gladly do it in a heartbeat just to have a taste of him like this for the rest of my life. We clung to each other as we rode our orgasms before Adan lowered our bodies to the ground. "Lucy…" "Hmmm…" I muffled my response, my hand rubbing against his naked chest as I lay on top of him while his body was lying down on the cold, wet forest grounds. "How long before you’ll learn to trust me?" "I trust you…" "You don’t. And the thought that you don’t, kills me." "Adan… If it is about my father and family,"

It seems to be something that runs in the family because even his mother turned out to be a psychopathic bitch that wants me dead because she doesn't like me. "So, what you're trying to say is that you don't know about this beforehand?" I turned to Nate to accuse him. With what just happened, I don't think I can trust anyone from his family to tell the truth. I know his mom doesn't like me, I didn't realize she wanted to kill me just so she can be the Luna underneath, controlling the current one. Everyone knows the Luna is even more powerful than the Alpha in most packs and Nate's pack isn't an exception. Since he's been trying to convince me consistently, then he must also be part of their

Nandini cried loudly, clutching his collar. Manik looked at Nandini with helpless eyes. “Nandini, you know everything. You know why I came here. You know I have no one except your family. After my parents death, your parents treated me like their own son. They trusted me with you. They never let me understand the lack of parents. They feel if you’re with me, you’ll be safe. But I broke their trust. They believe I’m your brother and we can’t have a future together.” “You’re not my brother in any sense. You’re not related to me by blood. Why don’t you understand?”