Naruto Neglected By Family Fanfiction の小説・ストーリー

Fifteen years ago, I was sent to Africa, which was the perfect hiding place for me at the time, after getting adopted by the most brutal, heartless, and scariest family that I never thought I would be involved with. One after the other, everyone in my orphanage got adopted by a sweet, loving, memorable family until it was time for me to get adopted. I got hell! Literally and figuratively, our family is named Hell. The family of Hell Morgathor. Powerful, dangerous, and untouchable, the second largest mafia in South Korea, ruled by my adopted mother, and she plans to pass it down to me. Which everyone in the family is against, by the way. It wasn’t good news when my mother walked into my orpha

Because of Natali's instigation, my relationship with my family only grew worse after I came back from the forest. Compared to her smarts and obedience, my silence seemed like nothing more than a childish tantrum to them. They thought I was trying to express my dissatisfaction about how they weren't giving me enough attention. They didn't know that I was simply thinking about what Anna had told me before she'd died. I wanted to do something meaningful for my family before I died. To keep them from feeling upset or angry, I tried to stay out of their sight during the day.

Ziva's hope got high as she thought that finally, the day came when her family accepted her and now she will get their love but she didn't know what awaits her. After her birthday celebration she got gifts from everyone from her family, it was a small celebration involving her family and uncle but she didn't mind as she felt blessed for the first time... That night her uncle stayed back after her birthday celebration and visited Ziva's room, she was happy as her family behaved so lovingly and showed their concern for her asking her what she wants for the first time as she was always neglected and bullied saying that she was unwanted...Her uncle sat beside her running his hand on her back whi

"I had to cool you down and lock my wolf away from you. You were brought back to the room passed out and in heat. I think they were hoping i'd be unable to resist and mark you. But i couldn't do that to you so i had to serperate us and i knew i needed to cool you off so ive set up food in there so you can cool off in the bath. I'm sorry i can't help but we both know that wouldn't end well." It came rushing back then, my mum, my own mother did this. She killed Adam, she killed my brother. He was far from perfect but she took him away just like that. This was all her fault and yet she blamed everyone else. She abandoned me and now claims to care while she takes me away from my family. "She cla

"It wasn't always easy, I can tell you that. With such a big family, there were moments of chaos and rivalry, but there was also an undeniable sense of unity and support. We had to find our own paths while also recognizing the strength that came from our shared bloodline." He paused, reflecting on his upbringing before continuing, "Growing up, we all had our unique roles and personalities within the pack. It was like having a built-in support system and a network of allies who understood the challenges we faced. Despite the occasional disagreements, we forged a bond that transcended the number of siblings." I listened intently, fascinated by Scott's description of his large family. The dynam

I whispered. ‎ ‎“You’ll be coming very early. Make sure you get to the house before anyone else. Get out of that pathetic apartment of yours.” ‎ ‎He hung up without waiting for a reply. ‎ ‎I sat there in the dark, phone still in my hand, staring at the wall. My life felt like a script I never agreed to. Twenty-four years old, and I still couldn’t say no. Not to the family that never wanted me. Not to the woman who cheated on me. Not even to the future they had already written.

Author POV “On the other hand there was me who did nothing to my family” Nitra spoke leaving out another chuckle. “Babe ?” Vikram spoke asking her if she was comfortable enough to continue to which she nodded. “You know I was always a burden for the family.” Nitra spoke making Vikram frown and speak “No babe you are not you are a blessing to everyone.” he spoke in a try to make her understand but Nitra shook his head continuing again. “You don’t believe me let me explain to you.” she spoke taking a deep breath as to control her emotions

I looked to my grandmother, whom I'd supported since she retired from pack duties. She turned away, suddenly fascinated by the wall. Jason came over with that condescending smile he'd picked up lately. "Come on, sis. Sarah and Emily are more refined. They need the proper facilities. You and Mom are strong - you'll manage." I laughed bitterly. "Who's really family here? The mistress and her daughter get treated better than your own mother and sister. Anyone would think they were your real family!" My father's eyes flashed gold with anger. "It's just different rooms. Stop making such a fuss. Sarah and Emily are family now. We can't make them stay in basic accommodations. Make this small sacrif

"What happened this morning ends there. Nico does not leave the elite track because you say so. And whatever you said at the office, I'm treating it as anger." "It wasn't anger." He laughed once. "You're not leaving, Serena." He said it like he already knew. Like four years of waiting had proven it. "You won't walk away," he said. "And you won't cut Nico off from this family." I sealed the last envelope and set it aside. "You can test that." He studied my face, then went upstairs. Claire came the next afternoon. I was in the living room setting up a small birthday dinner for Nico. He had barely spoken since the fire, and I did not want a crowd. Just cake, a few children, and one quiet evenin

And he didn’t trust me enough to believe me…” Her voice cracked as blood poured down her lips. “He didn’t love me enough to save me and my babies.” Her thoughts spun in spirals. Was this all because she was from a broken home? Was that why Ryker cast her aside so easily? Denied their children like they meant nothing? “I only regret one thing…” she rasped. “Being mated to Stone’s family.” “I’m sorry, Jenna,” the healer whispered through her tears. “I never wanted this.” Jenna coughed again, hard. Blood spewed from her mouth. Her vision was gone. Her eyes burned from the red that clouded them. Her body shook with every shallow breath, every second becoming more unbearable than the last.