Novel & Cerita Naruto Doesn T Trust Konoha Fanfiction

" _*]:min-w-0" "Or reasons to want me stopped. Think about it. Half the people in that room see me as competition. As a threat to their positions." _*]:min-w-0"> Nova processed this. "So we can't trust anyone." _*]:min-w-0"> "We trust each other. And we watch everyone else very carefully." _*]:min-w-0"> They entered their room. Luna collapsed on her bed. Every muscle aching. _*]:min-w-0"> Her phone buzzed. Unknown number. Again.

“What, not going to tell me how it doesn't show, or something?” I smirked at him. “Why, when you can do it for me?” He rubbed at his temples and mumbled something that sounded a lot like a prayer for help. “Okay. Bluntly? I don't trust you. Matt doesn't trust you. All we have is your word about what happened last night. For all we know, maybe this was the plan all along, for you to show up with some crazy kidnapping story, get Matt’s sympathy, and get you set up inside the pack in a position where you can spy on us and sabotage us the best because we feel sorry for you. Your father was a grade-A dick, and he made deals with everyone and then broke half of them, and you lived in his pocket fo

He chortles as he twitched her fingers with a pin, Maya didn’t feel any pain even when her blood oozed out of the little hole he made. “I can’t trust you, what if you’re doing this to achieve your gains, I don’t know how you’ll agree to sabotage your pack, you’ve been a devoted follower to Nathan, and all of a sudden you decide to turn rogue. Don’t expect me to believe you so suddenly” Maya disagreed with his words.

Moon said, “who will you chose as your Beta?” I sighed, “I’m not sure I want one. I don’t trust anyone the way you trust your packmembers. Norman screwed that up. But even before that, I had a hard time trusting people, knowing that it was someone in the packhouse that killed Kimiko. It screwed with my head and then learning it was you... It gave me some trust issues, I guess.”

The fractured conduit hesitated—its glitching arm half-extended, fragments of violet light dripping from it like shards of bleeding energy. The sky churned above, the vortex spiraling faster, feeding the unstable consciousness that had torn its way across the network to reach Aiden. Dante stepped closer to Aiden, not blocking him, but pressed so firmly at his side that their shoulders touched. “You can’t trust it,” Dante said quietly, almost pleading. “You can’t.” Aiden whispered, “I know.”

“I’m going to pick up my best friend from the airport if you don’t mind,” I told Nero, “I know you and your brothers don’t like her.” He closed his eyes for a moment and then grabbed my hands, pulling me to his lap. He was sitting on the bed in our room. He had been speaking on the phone for a long time, barking orders to his employees. Who knew if he was dealing with his illegal or legal business? “I trust her because you trust her, but you can’t blame Nico for having his reservations about her. He doesn’t know her. He doesn’t even trust his wife. Why would he trust someone he has never met in person?” Nero asked.

“I know it sounds insane. I know I’ve done nothing to earn your trust. But you have to believe me, Anita. I am doing this because I owe you. You stood by me once, and I can’t just stand by and watch you fall.” A long silence stretched between us, and I could see her battling with herself, unsure whether to believe me or not. Finally, she looked away, her voice wavering. “You say they’re using me… but why would Luna Nora and Alpha Ethan go to such lengths? What do they gain from this?”