Romans & histoires Naruto Neglected By Parents Fanfiction Parents Guilty

Kage continues, his proposition starting to look so much more appealing to my parents as based on their pleased faces. Oh, no. Noooo. No freaking way were they just going to give me away again! “Look at what you did, you slut.” When I turned to my right, my sister was giving me a vile look. It felt so weird looking at her now because it was like looking back at myself except this person was evil and it was obvious in her eyes. “I didn’t do anything,” I said to her, defending myself, but deep down, she was kind of right. A King was seemingly a mess as he just stood there, not knowing what to say or do, while our parents were in turmoil over the fact that they had just been duped, and then the

“Meet my terms and I'll accept anything you want in return.” He thought about it, then smiled coldly. “Fine. We hold a press conference. You admit to cheating. We say the relationship is broken, and we dissolve the bond in public.” Mommy nodded. “Agreed.” He hadn't expected that. He stared at her, then stormed off. After breakfast, Mommy took me to the infirmary. She pointed at Uncle, still asleep, and made me memorize his face. “Serena, remember him. When Mommy's gone, he'll be the one taking care of you.”

If you had gotten out or called his parents, maybe he could have been saved! The words hit like a hammer, pounding into everyone's hearts. Mom sobbed so hard she could barely breathe. Dad's face had gone ashen. Uncle Ben lowered his head, unable to meet anyone's eyes. It was only at that moment that they seemed to understand. My death wasn't an accident, nor was it fate. It was their negligence, their shifting of responsibility, and their indifference that slowly pushed me toward death. By the time the paperwork was finished and my body returned, the sky was already lightening.

"Nigel and I figured it out by ourselves." With that, he let out a sigh and reached out to wrap his hand around Luna's finger. Then, he said with a hint of longing both on his face and in his tone, "Mommy, Nigel said that your parents and Daddy's family have a longstanding vengeance, and you chose your family over us. We can't go back to the way we used to be anymore." With that, Neil lifted his head to stare at Luna, sadness and disappointment clouding his clear eyes. "Is that true?"

He stubbornly said. Lily, the Luna of Crescent Moon Pack, sighed with a slumped shoulder. She didn’t like the skeptical and accusing glare her son was giving to her, so with another tired sigh she said resignedly, “Fine, I’ll tell you just listen and don’t disturb or interrupt me.” She waited until he agreed before opening her mouth again. ~~~~~ Nicholas stared at his parents who had a guilty look gobsmacked, he didn’t know what to say to them. What they did was so disgusting that he wouldn’t believe it if he heard from an outsider that his parents could be so..... evil and cunning.

But when I saw Maya struggling to cook anything decent for me, looking out for balanced recipes and apologizing for every failed meal, It made me realize how uncaring my parents were. "As I got older, I started to realize few things. Firstly and the most obvious one, my parents didn't like me and thought of me as a burden. Secondly, they hated their life among the Humans. Finally, they did something bad at their former pack that got them kicked out or that made them run away" "What did they do?"

. We had a funeral, but it was only a formality. It was easier not to deal with it I guess. My father immersed himself in his work, he didn't have time for his family anymore, and my mother wasn't really different either, she decided that the best way to move on was to travel, I hardly saw her at home, she was either in Paris or Egypt or someplace I'd never heard of." I wiped the stubborn tears that fell from my eyes. "My parents decided to start a new life, but I guess they forgot that one of their kids was still alive, or maybe they just didn't want me to be a part of their new life. Maybe they decided I wasn't worth it. They try to make up for it of course, they give me expensive gifts, l

I already lost my cool the night I rejected Rain, but as the leader of the Crescent Moon Pack, I can’t let that happen again. Despite our differences, I loved my mother. She did her best to take care of me even when she was sick. My blood boils with anger when I think about how much my father has neglected her when she most needed him under the pretense that he was busy taking care of the pack. But now I know what he was actually doing—molesting my mate.

"I have always ignored you and your abilities. Never did I want to learn what was on your mind. You have always protected my pack behind my back, but here I was, always taunting you for behaving rudely with me. From childhood, you wanted the parents who would be with you always, but we failed to divide our love between our sons equally. We should have thought about you. But we could not be the perfect parents for you. I am kneeling before you, not because you won my pack or saved my life. I am groveling before you in order to seek your pardon. We know we can't give you back your childhood, but don't break your relationship with your parents. We are getting old. Don't punish us like this. For

Growing up, I always knew my parents' love had limits. As the Alpha and Luna of the Crescent Ridge pack, they were always incredibly busy. At home, my twin brothers, Jaxon and Wyatt, were constantly fighting and competing, desperate to outdo each other. My parents poured every ounce of their energy into them. As for me, whenever I tried to grasp even a sliver of their attention, they would sigh impatiently, "Harper, can't you just be a little more mature?" I used to think that if I were just mature enough, they would love me a little more. Until one dinner, when Mom prepared Jaxon's favorite steak and Wyatt's favorite soup, even serving them on their own personalized tableware. When i