Naruto Fanfiction Neglected For Sister Novels & Stories

In the end, the fully-occupied living room was graced with the still and noiseless surroundings. Arthur lamented inside his heart. He should come back tomorrow after everything is settled. How miserable for him to be caught in this predicament after he is forced to listen to his leader's boring speech. He glanced at his beloved sister. As expected, a grown-up sister is hard to control. Furthermore, she is in her rebellious stage. With her unyielding and persistent nature and their family's constant pampering, no one dares to confront her willful action. They didn't want her to feel sad. Hence, her every demand will surely be met at any cost. And, Seiran cleverly took advantage of their soft

She fiercely grabbed him by the throat the moment she saw him, bellowing, "I gave you the absolute best of everything, committed to supporting you until you graduated, and even promised you a job at Sorrell Group right out of school! "I guaranteed you a stable, lifelong future, yet you turned around and destroyed Bennett! Why would you do that, Nathan?" She tightened her grip around his neck even more as she spoke. Nathan couldn't break free from her grip. He realized playing the victim wouldn't work anymore, so he finally dropped his act and burst out laughing. "You want to know the reason, huh? What makes Bennett so special that he gets to be born with a silver spoon? What makes him deserv

And still, the moment I had it, I lost it then almost threw it away when I found it again. I know why Ayame never lets me call her sister. Because I had a sister. A little angel named Sakura, who was taken from us in her Bonding stages. Mom wouldn’t get out of bed. Dad was never home, and I couldn’t start school to make friends. I was just stuck in a spiral of grief that I couldn’t understand. Then my wayward lush of an Aunt dropped a wildling on my couch in the aftermath. Honorah probably didn’t even know Mom was pregnant, let alone what happened with how often she travelled. “This is your new sister,” she said. “Be patient with her. Protect her.”

I started to threaten and screamed. “One more noise from you and I will be forced to call Alpha Ethan.” “Go and call him. Go and call the loser. So now my sister's name is no more Jasmine it’s now Luna Jasmine and with all the plenty of doctors in this pack, how can there not be space for me and my child to be looked after?” “If my daughter dies, I will burn down this place,” The guard ignored me and goes back to his duty. Even if I screamed no one could hear me anyways. Then he left his duty post.

I opened the door and walked out and faced the reporters. “Hello everyone, thanks for your concern. My brother-in-law has gambled away my younger sister’s two houses, which includes my wedding fund of a million dollars. “I lent them five hundred thousand dollars a few years ago, and they did not even repay a single cent to me. No matter how much money I have, it’ll never be enough for this black hole. “Besides, I was switched at birth with my younger sister. We are not related. Everyone, please be my witness today. From today onwards, I will cut ties with her officially.”

But I crossed the room anyway, my legs numb, my hands steady despite the shaking in my chest. Alice's body. Face-flat in the lake. Her hair fanned out around her like dark wings. The water murky, almost black. Her arms floating at odd angles, disconnected from the girl who had once used those arms to hug me, to hold me, to pull me out of my own darkness. I covered my mouth with both hands, but the sound escaped anyway,a small, wounded noise that didn't belong to Nova James or Alexa Lean. It belonged to the orphan girl who had just lost her sister all over again.

"I only care about you." He just hasn't known how to face her, deeply suffocated by the guilt that his own blood sister pushed her down those stairs, stealing her child and destroying her body. "Just sign the papers," Luna insists, her voice trembling with exhausted frustration. "I never wanted to marry you anyway. Your entire family treats me like garbage, and I am terrified I will lose my life if I stay." "I am never letting you go." "Then why are you hiding?!" "I am finalizing something," Nathan murmurs. "I am preparing a gift for you. You will have it very soon."

My sister had been such a good sport about letting me torture her that I thought she would be the perfect one to sell to them for a night. I had expected my sister to cooperate like she normally does, but instead she fought back. That threw everything off, and we had to rush through the next steps of the escape plan. I also had to promise the rogues a replacement gift in lieu of my sister. (It took me a while, but I finally found one about six months later and had her sent to them.) I do not know whether to be angry or proud of my sister for what she did that night. She definitely made my life harder, but I sort of respect her spirit.

She turned to me, “I'm sorry. I'm sorry you had to die because of me. I'm sorry you were neglected.” “What's that going to do?” I snapped harshly and lunged for her. Zane blocked my path. “Don't dare. Lay a hand on my sister and watch me do justice to all your fingers.” I growled. I was his sister too. I hated Roxanne. She had everything I always wanted… the life and privilege. “Calm down,” the necromancer warned as she grabbed my arms. “I was the unimportant one,” I spat, pointing at myself. “I was left, abandoned and forced to leave because of you. Now you're apologising? Would that make up for twenty years?”

"You can listen to your sister's lies all you want, but this child is yours, and you owe me child support. You had no right to take away the house I'm living in or cancel my cards!" Mitchell's gaze hardened as he shoved her toward the door. "You want money? After everything you did to Nora? We don't want to see you. And you'll get nothing from me. Get out!" "Hah, what a nice show you're putting on," Maggie sneered. "Pretending to be a devoted brother? Don't fool yourself. You ruined her, and she'll never forgive you. There's no going back for either of you." She turned to me with a cold laugh. "Nora, do you know what he said when you were sent to that boarding school? I told him to visit you