Naruto Doesn T Trust Konoha Fanfiction Novels & Stories

after a while Luna became normal, Susan gently rubbed Luna's back, "Luna, I don't know what made you to become like this, but didn't we decide to be together no matter what happens?" Luna hummed, Susan asked, "then do you trust me? Do you believe in our friendship?" "There's no way I could stop trusting you, Suzy. I trust you with all my heart. Even though our bond is strong, how could you even ask such a question? Don't you believe in me?" Luna said with conviction. Susan smiled warmly, "It's not that I doubt you or our bond. I just want you to understand that no matter what happens, we will always be together. You have to trust me too, I believe in you but I'm worried that after seeing man

At this point I really wish I had no family. “You’re lying,” I said, my voice weak but there was no conviction in it. “I wish I was,” she said quietly her face softening. “I really do. But Nathan’s been playing you. You can’t trust him, but you can’t let him know you know either.” “What do I do?” I felt tears burning in my eyes, my throat tight. Nora’s grip on my arm loosened, and she stepped back, her eyes darting back to the cave. Whatever Nathan did to make Nora this scared I should also be. She is a fierce warrior.

He asked. "Because of all these. Because of what you are doing right now." I said sadly and he laughed. "Thanks for been honest, now I have pictures and your own voice recording. This is awesome." He said walking away and I was stuck at the point for some seconds trying to process what he said. "What! Niran." I called but he was gone. I ran out of the place heading to Niran's chamber. Oh no, what did I do? Now he has everything he needs to get Akira killed. Why did I even trust him in the first place?

“That’s different.” “Is it?” “In a situation like this, trust is important,” I said, trying to make him understand. “We all need to trust each other for this to work.” “I will never trust them,” Neo said. “That’s part of the problem, Neo. I don’t know how we can make this work with all this hostility everywhere.” “My loyalty is with you, not with them. You might have five mates, but I only have one.” “You don’t understand –” “I understand enough.” Neo walked toward me with purpose, his arms at his sides. He moved like an Alpha, confidence in his stride. Then he stopped right in front of me, only an inch or two away. My body wanted to sway into him but I held myself firmly upright.

“We regret delaying the mating ceremony without any solid proof. It was really unfortunate that an outsider created a false narrative in the pack that led to wrongful accusations against our Luna. Hopefully, Luna Kate would find the kindness in her heart and forgive her packmates for this grave misunderstanding…” My vision blurred instantly. Tears spilled down my cheeks before I even realized I was crying. “I… I never thought they’d ever trust me.” My voice trembled. “It feels like a dream.” Osiris held my hand firmly. “Don’t worry, My Moon. If anyone doubts you again, I'll make them believe.” A wave of peace settled inside my heart. I smiled weakly. “I know.” Even in that harmony, tension r

“You trust him?” The question surprised me. I blinked. “What?” “Knox.” The vulnerability buried beneath the question made my chest ache instantly. “He thinks he failed you.” Oh. Oh goddess. “He didn’t.” “He believes he is weak.” I smiled softly. “Then he’s an idiot.” That startled the faintest huff of amusement from him. “I trust Knox,” I whispered. “And I trust you too.” The mate bond pulsed warmly between us. Nikal stared at me for a long moment before finally closing his eyes briefly and when he opened them again they were green again and relief flooded through me immediately.

And now, it’s so hard for me to trust anyone. Which is why I’m so surprised when I suddenly reacted so fast with Nero. I wouldn’t trust someone this fast. Maybe I’m just overwhelmed. Or maybe I’m just challenged. But either way, I’ll know in time. If he’s using me, then it’s so bad. If not, then maybe I can be friends with him…or more. I told Kino I will kill him if he does hoping that it will be a threat enough for him. I know it won’t. I know how stubborn my cousin is. Well, it runs in the blood.

Waiting. I wrapped my arms around my knees and stared at the floor. “I don’t trust myself anymore,” I said. Thorne walked over and crouched beside me. He looked exhausted. Like the bond had drained him just as much. “I trust you,” he said. I laughed, short and broken. “You just watched me kill you in a dream.” “And I still trust you more than anyone else in this place.” I looked up at him. “Why?” “Because you still hate it,” he said. “That means you haven’t become her. Not yet.”

“I’ve known him for barely a month. Why am I in danger? Don’t tell me you think he’s a creep.” “He’s way worse than that.” I glanced at her and couldn’t bear to tell her yet. I wondered what her decision would be. Would she chose to believe me or believe him, “Now you’re scaring me.” She looked obviously shaken and knew better than to doubt me, “Why do you think he is dangerous?” I didn’t answer and kept my eyes fixed on the road. “Nara,” She called, “I know that place might be shady but you need to trust me. Dan is completely clean. You heard him. He’s a responsible man who owns a company.”

“Do you think I will drop it if you keep ignoring me? Do you think pretending will make it go away? You are already living as Luna. You carry the pack in ways no one else can. Why do you push back when it comes to making it official?” I let out another frustrated sigh and pressed the folded shirt harder than necessary. He was not wrong, but that was the problem. He was not wrong. “Conan,” I called out “please, I said I am tired.” “No,” he said with finality. “This has nothing to do with being tired. This is about you not trusting me, and I cannot keep walking around it. I need to know why you keep running from me when it comes to this.” I felt the heat rise in my chest. I dropped the shirt o