Naruto Neglected By Family Fanfiction Prodigy Novels & Stories

Years ago, he had been the genuine prodigy, the one with the extraordinary perception gift, the kind of ability born once in a generation. But after our mother discovered that our father had recognized his fated mate and abandoned the family, something inside her broke for good. She poured every last piece of her hatred and her need for control into my brother. In his memory, I saw a training room with no windows, no daylight ever. She had treated him as the only tool she had left to reverse what had been done to her, forcing him through endless physical conditioning, running his body on the pure-combat track, grinding down day after day the perception gift that should have been allowed to g

"Now that you're back, we won't hold it against them anymore... Besides, they've also sacrificed a lot for you in these 20 years. They raised you, and you should repay their kindness." "Dad..." "Your adoptive mother needs you now," Nicholas said, his eyes brimming with tender love as he held her hand. "You need to take care of her, but not at that hospital." "What?" "What's with the confusion?" Nicholas became haughty. "Isn't it time for that brat Zuko to show up? His family has a joint hospital established by his grandfather. Didn't he tell you!? "If that brat doesn't help with this favor, he can forget about marrying my daughter!"

Magnus had seen geniuses who reached his level at a young age. There were a lot of them in Viper’s Den and even across the four organizations. They were prodigies who were extremely talented in martial arts. Following the organization’s investment, the prodigies would grow stronger in time. Kaze was just a useless guy who married into his wife’s family, a son-in-law of a second-tier family. What made him so strong? If Kaze was that strong, the Lee family would not have excommunicated him in the first place.

My mother immediately begins planning and assuming that I am the unfortunate one, destined to bring nothing but bad luck to our family. Meanwhile, my sister Nichole is the center of attention and affection from our mother. She is being trained and prepared meticulously to become the next Luna warrior, while I yearn for a sense of belonging and can't help but feel envious of her privileged position. Unfortunately, I have become my mother's servant, responsible for household chores and catering to my sister's every need. Each night, I go to bed hungry and bruised, enduring physical abuse from both my mother and sister. This life is a constant battle, and I desperately crave a change.

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 cried and hurriedly pleaded, “Master Wade... We Iga ninjas are already surviving in the cracks! Provoking the Fox family would probably bring disaster to us...” Charlie sneered and warned him sternly, “Kazuo, provoking the Fox family would probably bring disaster to your family, but if you provoked me, it would be a disaster for all of you!” After warning them, Charlie stood up and looked down at Kazuo. He said coldly, “Back then, the Schulz family alone could wipe out the Matsumoto family including Matsumoto Yoshito’s son. Matsumoto Yoshito’s son had left with Matsumoto Yoshito’s ex-wife many years ago and even changed his full name. Despite that, he was not spared.”

His older brother did not need his constant care, unlike Zen. His younger brother wasn’t as mentally tough as his older brother. Sasha was right. If he left Zen alone, there was no telling what the overthinking gamer would do. Despite his brilliance, Zen had a terrible habit of belittling himself. Liu Feng could not blame Zen. His low self-esteem resulted from neglect from the poor excuse of his famiglia. The Taro family will learn to regret it now that Zen renounced his affiliation with them, and the Lau Triad was also putting his plan in motion, not that anyone else had to know.

Just by looking at her, and looking into her life, he could tell how painful her life would have been all this time. “Don’t worry, I am here with you! I am still here. I told you even if the whole world leaves you alone but I will never leave you and take care of you,” Hearing this, she looked at him, “Brother, I… why don’t I have a family? Even Cherry has one! I am so happy for her but what about me? The Song family, her grandfather, said he would give me a lot of money for being her nanny and for talking good care of her.”

They would reach the forbidden forest by next week if they continued to keep up their pace. Leanunya sighed tiredly as they finished lunch and Nagos continued to ask questions. Leanunya walked, answering questions as they continued on, learning a lot about Nagos. Nagos had been raised by his mother till she got sick and had barely eaten even before his mother got sick. Nagos had taken care of his mother all the time she was sick and rarely would his father come by to check on them bringing money and food and such when he could. Leanunya realized by this point Nagos had a similar upbringing as herself.

They were my family and treated me so well… until the day they didn’t. I am a rare nagata, just like my mother I possess the gift of healing. I can heal any injury or wound. I’ve had this gift since I was born and my mother would always tell me how special I was and taught me how I was supposed to use my gift, but she would never actually let me use it. She told me I should never use my gift in front of anyone else. I never understood why.