Naruto Doesn T Trust His Family Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Reno tightened his fist until his knuckles turned white. “…I’ll make sure they never work in the business world again.” Rebecca and Samuel exchanged looks. They knew Reno was serious. Samuel spoke softly, “Reno, don’t be too hard on yourself.” “I’m fine,” Reno replied without hesitation. “The one who should be worried is the person who betrayed our family.” Rebecca stood and approached him, touching his arm. “In that case… Mommy leaves everything to you.” Reno nodded. “Just trust me. I’ll take care of it.”

“Is my story not enough just because I’m not part of this family?” Nathan let out a short huff. “Trust isn’t determined by how loudly you speak.”

Jina then turned to face nanny Shu and said, “Unless… he has some backing! What if he still has the support of Lichens? Or what if he is in cohort with the ones who destroyed my family? He also knew everything about us. Or what if it’s the ones who took my parents?” Nanny Shu saw that Jina had started to panic, thinking about the possibilities. Jina was right. The enemy could be anyone. And when we can’t trust anyone, everyone will be suspicious. Nanny Shu tried to make Jina assure that nothing will go wrong. She said, “Don’t think too much. Maybe it could be nothing to worry at all. You were just unlucky to find a job. There won’t be any unemployment if it was very easy to get a job, right?

I can’t be a party to Nolan’s prison sentence. “Family is everything. You know that.” He examines me. “If he can kill our father, regardless of the reason, someday he could kill me. For the rest of my life, I’ll be waiting for the knife in my back from the one person I should trust the most.” “Your father had his wife killed, and you trusted him.”

Even though I'm still in this pack and my parents is Also here in this pack, it doesn't really matter because I was working with the rival pack here, so anything that happens there would spare my family, and not harm them. And honestly that's all I care about and nothing else. So I trust just myself, and no one else, no matter who the person is to me. I only have my father, who I know loves and cares for me. My mate betrayed me,by killing my brother, so there was no way that I'm going to trust anyone again, especially when the person is not related to me. So right now, I only care about myself and my family. But if anything happens, I can just tell the alpha to spare her, because she is my f

The same one that had been there when I was born, the one who was present at most of my accomplishments alongside my family before they were gone, and the one who had attended almost every council meeting with me, even though I knew he would rather not—although I was starting to suspect it was more for his own amusement, seeing its members squabble like little kids. I knew telling him was the right decision, but it also needed to be made based on trust. I've been through many backstabbing these days to have another from one of the last people I considered family. He didn't question me. He simply said, “You can trust me, Nathan. Always.”

“Not a word. Not a look. Nothing. They've played with us for a long time. This has to stop!.” " Don't worry!" I chuckled softly. His rage always makes his earlobes red. " I know how to control them. Trust me, Knox. I will protect us. You, the baby and I. I never had a family before. My grandma told me that there would be someone who would do anything to be by my side."I took a deep breath, " I believe it's you. So, yes. You are the family for who I can scorch the earth for you."

“It wasn’t a big deal.” I barked out a laugh. “Not a big deal?” I leaned in, eyes burning into him. “Ryuu went easy on you. If he thought for a second that I’d betrayed him, I wouldn’t be standing here. Do you get that? I’m trapped, Nitta. No more family, no more protection. I have nothing except staying on his good side. And you?” My lips curled. “You’re a distraction I can’t afford.” He exhaled through his nose, rolling his eyes like it didn’t matter. Like I didn’t matter.

Vee realized it was the dog's name. "Yes," Conan's baritone voice brought Vee's attention back to him. "I was expecting that to happen." His words made Vee stare at him, wondering if she was the only person in the world that thought otherwise of the marriage order from their fathers. She watched as Conan took the seat in front of her and gently took her hands in his. "You might not have realized it, but our families are closely knit." He said while seriously staring into Vee's eyes, "you must find it in your heart to trust us. That is the only way we could move forward. You have questions in your head - I do, too. And I'm sure there are a lot more of these surprises which will come... But pl

“Aurora, you can’t keep pretending everything is okay. You need to trust us with more than just orders and tasks. We’re all worried about you.” I sighed, rubbing the water droplets from my face. “I don’t have the luxury of breaking down, Aubrey. Not now, not ever.” “Maybe not,” she conceded. “But you do have the right to lean on the people who care about you. We're not just anybody; we’re your friends. Your family.” The word “family” stirred something deep inside me, something warm but fragile. I glanced at her and saw the resolve in her eyes. Aubrey was relentless in her loyalty, as fierce as any warrior I’d ever known.