Naruto Doesn T Trust Konoha Fanfiction Novels & Stories

he said smirking, like it was the most natural thing in the world. I scoffed, not because it was laughable, but because it was absurd, coming from him. “I can promise to stay out of trouble, but I can’t promise you friendship alpha Konan, I replied. Besides being your friend screams trouble, and friends don’t manipulate situations to control the other person.” “Alpha Konan's smirk faltered for a second. Have we been friends before?” he asked. Let’s leave whatever happened to us in the past. Let’s start over, and see if it is going to be the same as before. Shall we?” he said, uncaging me.

“She’s fast. Trained. And if anything goes sideways, she can cover you and cover herself. She’s a much better option.” “And a liability of Ivanov is testing your loyalty. If he wants to know whether he can trust you, then you’ll have to take Kyomi.” Conan’s words rang loud and clear. They made sense more than all sorts of scenarios playing on a broken reel in my head. This… it was all a test. A show of faith. Ivanov wanted to know whether I trusted him. And fuck. I trusted him with guns and brimstone… not with the woman who healed my heart and made it beat.

His eyes searched mine instantly, reading every flicker of my expression. “What did he say?” he asked, voice low, almost a growl. I didn’t let my voice shake. I didn’t want him carrying the weight of Jonathan’s poison. “Nothing I can’t handle.” But my tone, it wasn’t soft. It wasn’t casual. It carried a promise. A storm brewing beneath calm seas. Conan studied me for a moment longer, then nodded once, though the muscle in his jaw twitched. He trusted me, but he didn’t like the fire in my eyes.

"It's all moving too fast. My brain is still stuck back at the academy dorms where we were just..." "Hey," Ronan interrupted, his voice shedding the teasing edge entirely. He leaned down, his forehead coming to rest gently against mine until all I could see were his warm eyes, flecked with gold in the afternoon light streaming through the high windows. "Don't worry about the elders or the prophecy. Everything will be fine. Just trust me, okay?" His breath ghosted across my lips. "Have I let anyone touch you yet?" I released a long, shaky breath, my fingers curling slightly into his shirt as my anger began to ebb. "No."

However, Kurenai also had her own concerns. She was worried that Nanako would enjoy herself too much and forget about everything else after she saw the man that she was in love with upon arriving in Aurous Hill. Many, especially capable and promising people, would often lose their morale and pursuit in life because of the person that they loved. Therefore, Kurenai was also afraid that Nanako would not want to return to Japan anymore after going to Aurous Hill.

My tragic sob story of seeking emotionally-justified vengeance on my callous ex-lover was apparently convincing enough. "However," Conan continued seriously, holding up one large hand. "I still cannot claim to fully trust you yet. While your desire for revenge is...understandable, given the circumstances you described, I must remain cautious to ensure you have no ulterior motives that could potentially bring harm to this pack or its members." Internally I rolled my eyes in frustration. So close, yet the shrewd beta was still not totally convinced, still watching me with wary suspicion. Outwardly I schooled my features into a pleading, tearful mask of innocence.

"Then we stop them. Before they ever get close." Ronan tilted his head slightly, watching him. "Then you’ll need me." Kane scoffed. "You’ve got a lot of nerve, assuming we’d trust you after all this." Ronan smirked, but it was a tired, weathered thing. "Trust isn’t required. But my knowledge is." He took a step forward. "So, what’s it going to be?" I looked between my mates. None of us wanted to trust him. But deep down, I knew we couldn’t ignore him.

” Minch: “What do you mean by ‘hopefully’, Naraja. Are you sure of yourself or not?” As Naraja was pointing at the knot that was way off in the distance and about to put his first foot into the sandy area to begin walking forward, instead he ended up flinching at the mention of his name being mentioned in a way to the point it sent shivers up and down his body. He wanted to laugh it off but for some reason he just couldn’t. The way Minch asked that question had started to infuriate Naraja. Why couldn’t he just believe what Naraja said. He had nothing to hide or any ill intentions whatsoever. So why…. Nai: “Now, now Minch, let's just trust Naraja on this, even if we don’t know where we are wa

"It is not weakness that astonishes me. It is risk. Nathan has ever been. clever, yes. Resourceful, yes. But trustworthy? That is another question." Alpha Duiane's lips curled, not into a smile of enjoyment, but into a bitter line. "Trust? No. I do not trust him. I never will. Nathan does not give without taking, and I would be a fool if I did not take that into account. He will have something up his sleeve, of that I am certain." "Then why”

“Why are we still discussing this? Of all people, you know, Dane, that this is another trap, luring us into one place to kill us at a time.” “Then we will go ahead of time so we have the advantage.” Dane was instantly on board the moment he and Kailin arrived at the pack house. “No. I don’t trust her.” I unapologetically pointed at Nora. “She’s not here to help. For all we know, her father and those demons are already on their way to slaughter us.” “My father doesn’t know,” Nora defended herself. My head snapped in her direction, anger creeping across my face. “Did I allow you to speak?”