Naruto Neglected By Family Fanfiction Community Novels & Stories

Nitta let out a short, humorless laugh. "I never actually planned on making a move on you, you know," he admitted, tilting his head. "I was just being an asshole. Trying to get under Ryuu’s skin. I knew he was home that day. It was stupid. And, well… our family's completely fucked up." My expression darkened, my mind struggling to process everything at once. Nitta Morunaga—the youngest of the brothers—was a Carbone by blood. My half-brother. But that part didn’t matter as much as the man who tied us together.

He dropped the ‘g,’ sounding sleepy, though I thought that it might be from nerves. “Okay,” I said, picking at my nails. “I’m not, either. I see them whenever I close my eyes, Skye. And every time someone else gets hurt, I – I feel responsible for it, like I’ve let them down. And I’m hiding so much from the Clan, and they’re the closest thing I have to a family, now.” I worried at my bottom lip, and let out a tiny, frustrated sigh. “I want to do right by them, but you’re the right thing for me. And I’m worried that they won’t understand that. But – but they’re the only family I’ve got, and I don’t want to lose them, either.”

I was separated from my parents when I was young and grew up in foster care. I don't pick up on hints. I say what I mean. At boarding school, an older girl shoved contraband tobacco into my drawer. "Keep it in here for now. They won't expel an underclassman." I turned around, walked to the headmaster's office, and reported her. Later, when I was working at a fast-food place, my shift lead handed me spoiled cheese. "Slip it into a burger before anyone notices. It won't kill them." I shoved the cheese straight into his mouth. "If it won't kill anyone, why aren't you eating it?" Then, when I was twenty, my birth parents brought me back to the Warren estate and later threw me a belated homecomin

She could leave…actually leave Mooncrest, the whispers, the pity and Lucas Blackwood For the first time since the rejection, Maya allowed herself to believe that another future might exist beyond the pain.

“No. Freya was the one who went too far today. She needed to be taught a lesson. “At worst, we’ll just cook her something nice tomorrow to make up for it. “You know how she is. Family means the most to her.” I laughed. So just because I cared about family, they thought they could trample all over my dignity. Just then, my phone rang. Nancy had sent me the flight information. It was a flight early tomorrow morning. Enduring the pain, I slowly got to my feet, grabbed my ID, and walked straight out the door. The moment the door closed behind me, I felt an overwhelming sense of relief. I didn’t want this family anymore.

They didn't love me, only seeing Natalie as family. "What are you waiting for? Do it!" Evelyn snapped at the loan sharks. "Make her pay for Natalie's suffering!" My abdomen was sliced open, the agony of them rummaging through my body overwhelming. The pain deprived me of my voice, and cold sweat poured down. The leader looked up, puzzled. "She's only got one kidney left."

Upon hearing her plan to leave, Mom hurriedly pulled her into a hug. Natali leaned into her arms and said, "I didn't expect you'd actually feel it. This is just like a miracle! Mom, Dad, Kent… Do you think maybe the Moon Goddess sees me as part of your family too? Maybe that's why we could even sense each other even without any blood ties..." She lied with so much sincerity that it almost felt real. Touched, Mom hugged Natali tight. "Of course, Natali! You're just like our biological daughter."

No answer. "See? I called, and she didn't pick up. Danica is so disobedient." "Honey, don't be upset. We just need to take care of Raven. Look at that victim's family—their child has been missing for so long, and they haven't even reported it. They're such irresponsible parents." "People like that don't deserve to be parents. They don't care about their child at all!" Mom spoke with righteous indignation. They condemned those so-called negligent parents, yet it never even crossed their minds that they, too, didn't care about their own daughter's disappearance.

Emily started posting dramatically on social media: "True family stays together... Some daughters don't deserve their fathers... A pack needs unity..." Father's pack status was plummeting. Other wolves mocked him openly. What kind of father lived off his daughter's money while buying gifts for another woman's child? Mother and I relaxed, enjoying the island spa and room service. Since becoming Gamma, I'd been working sixty-hour weeks between training clients and supporting the family. We'd never felt this free. After two weeks of luxury, an unfamiliar mind-link reached me.

Burying my head in my heads, I felt like melting into the seat. “I always envisioned you two as having oodles of kids. I know the both of you are going to be such wonderful parents. Really, I had resigned myself to being the Fun Uncle for you guys. Don’t let Alpha ruin your family’s plans for too long.” I looked up, but Nate was looking out at the dining room, his tea barely touching the bottom of his lip. “Don’t let him ruin another family.”