Naruto Neglected By Family Fanfiction Novels & Stories

He understood when I explained the family matter and still waited for me. “I am so sorry, Nate. It’s very complicated at home. Did you eat?” Nate stood and greeted me with a brief hug. “It’s okay, Scar. Family is very important. I know that.” Nate’s usually bright and lively gray eyes had become dark and gloomy. He had deep, dark eye bags. His dark brown hair was unruly. I always thought Nate was the boy next door type. But right now, every light in him was gone. I felt sorry for him. But Kath was my best friend too. I understood them both, so I wouldn’t take any sides.

The young boy was attentive until every drop of food in the plate had been eaten. Nate laughed: this was what it felt like to have a family. The last time anyone had cared for his health or eating habit was when his mother was still alive. She was the only real family he had then and he had lost her tragically. He wasn’t going to lose this new family for any reason. Once he was done, Nate inspected the plate, and once he was satisfied by the outcome, he decided to leave for his room. Nick watched him leave, but as he was about to open the door, he stopped him. “How about you sleep here with me?”

But, I didn’t expect that even the only reason that makes me strong was snatched away from me. Mama Lynette looked at me and touched my face. “We can win this, Vanessa. I’m with you. No matter what happens, I will stay with you. So, please, don’t give up!” She said while looking at me. I just nodded. I don’t have enough strength to say any more words. I just want to be in silence. The one who did this to me was there happy and will soon have a family of his own. He forgot that he still has a responsibility to his first child. And now, because of neglecting me, he still has a happy life while me, living broken-hearted.

He won't easily agree to let a homeless man without money marry his brother. Even though this child with the surname Yun was raised by him alone, it was still very difficult. Because he had long considered this child to be part of his family, even though he didn't give his name clearly, he was a little cruel to the child. But he could see the care, concern, and love in it. Now that the child is intent on stealing his younger brother, General Ruan will definitely not be able to forgive even if Kito Yun is considered part of the family... "I..."

This thought had been running through his mind since his father told him precisely about the family. This is his right that should be rightfully passed down to Hinata and not some jerk, he murmured. Nagato used the pinches to bite kai's fingers little by little savoring the sound of his groaning screams. He turned at glance at Kira saying it was her turn next.

After I had hung up, I conveyed the news to my colleagues. “So nice…” The junior recruit scoffed. “You have a brother who is willing to come and pick you up and I have a mother who is going to question every moment of today.” I lay my head on the table before me. I was starting to really feel sleepy. The alcohol was getting to me. “It’s nice to have your mother around though. I haven’t seen mine in more than a year.” She and our father were back in our hometown after all. As to when I might see them again… That wasn’t an easy question to answer. I couldn’t quite say that we were on bad terms but we were not as close as any of us would have liked us to be either. Hikaru-nii never really broug

I was even accepted to a top-tier university. My mother forced me to drop out because of the tuition fees. She insisted our family could afford to educate only one of us. As the elder sister, I had to yield this opportunity to my younger sister. Attending university became the lifelong regret I could never fulfill. Fortunately, I met James later. I always believed he was the greatest blessing in my life. However, the moment my mother brought Athena into our home, James started making eyes with her instead. When the frozen apocalypse arrived, he sided with my mother in forcing me to scavenge for supplies.

"Five years, and you still don't understand how hard it is to earn money? When we faked our deaths and went abroad, it was to teach you—money always runs out, one day there's no more to earn, one day there's nothing left to spend. Now you understand. Good—so we can return home." A cold shiver ran through me. I spoke with growing emotion, "So in the end, you think I'm dragging you all down? I don't understand… our family's money could last generations. I never squandered it. Why should I be punished like this? Do you know how wronged I feel? These five years, I…"

My ass is hurting. Be quiet. In my thoughts, I heard a response from my wolf. I rolled my eyes as I exited my vehicle. My pack companions surrounded me right away. First to give me a hug were my parents. I received a strong pat on the back from my father, the former alpha, as he shook my hand. My mother, the Luna, hugged me tenderly. I had once more failed to find a mate, who was nowhere to be found. My mother was still the Luna of my pack because of this. For the past three years, I have been leaving my area in quest of my partner. Mates were expected to cross paths shortly after their first shift and, maybe and incredibly infrequently, a year later. I'm twenty-one now.

You're just a wicked sister he despised for bullying and hurting Remy. I sighed. My gaze swept over them briefly. My parents were standing at Remy's either side, protecting her in the center. Blake was bending forward, as if all he cared about was Remy. None of them noticed me at all. They were so happy together, it made me look like a stranger. They were the perfect family—I was the unnecessary one. The bitterness in my heart threatened to spill out. Remy, noticing this, grinned at me. "Say, Fiona, why don't you come and look at my draft? Isn't it pretty?"