Naruto Renounce His Parents Fanfiction Crossover Novels & Stories

"Alert. Alert. Abnormal memories were detected for Archie Harper and Katherine Austin. Loading complete. Beginning playback." Inside their bedroom, Mom grabbed Dad's hands and laughed with excitement. "You're Archie, and I'm Katherine. Then our daughter must be that lucky star." Dad smiled broadly, his eyes bright. "I didn't expect to transmigrate into such perfect identities. I remember that as long as we abuse that lucky star hard enough, all her luck will transfer to us." They gazed at each other, full of affection. "Then what are we waiting for? Let the lucky star be born."

“Then you will be escorted to the border and forbidden from returning, that’s the Alpha’s order.” The meeting dissolved into murmurs and whispers, but I couldn’t hear them anymore. Everything sounded muffled, distant, like I was underwater. I walked toward the door on unsteady legs, my parents trailing behind me, their pleas and protests falling on deaf ears. At home, I packed my few belongings while Mom wept and Dad paced like a caged animal. They kept saying they’d come with me, that we’d leave together, but I couldn’t let them sacrifice everything for me. Not when this was all my fault.

"Ryu is not worth it. Are you going to give us up for him? We're your parents Aito. Don't you love us?" I didn't reply. "Son I promise," he continued. "I'll accept you the way you are. Whoever you want, I'll accept. I'll even support the LGBTQ community. Whatever you want, I'll agree to it. Just don't abandon us son. I know you're angry with us but we're blood. You're the only child we have. We love you Aito" At that momemt, Ryu walked in together with Tobio, Yasu and Kaito. He walked to Mr Igarashi's right hand side and bowed respectfully. "Father"

Nate's P.O.V. I left the room, hating myself for not being able to keep my promise to stay by her side. Stoic, because I refuse to call him my dad anymore, threatened to have Rain go to battle with him if I didn't come. I had no choice, but to leave her. Nerves ate away at me as I realized I would be facing those creatures again. I'm not so arrogant as to think that I could actually fight that many and be okay. All I know is that I refuse to die out there. I will make my way back to Rain. I won't leave Rain to raise our kids by herself. Our kids…

she replied. He clenched his fists. "I don't want to argue with your mom and dad. It's enough. I'll marry her soon. You can't change my mind. If you disown me as your son, then do it if it's your happiness. I've never had you in my back when I needed your support from the start. I'll marry her and we'll have children," he snarled at his parents. Niccolo left his parents. He slammed the door of their mansion and drove his car going to the condo unit of the woman he wanted to marry. Kira wasn't in her condo unit when he arrived. He dialed her number quickly.

Nathan says, “how come I look relatively put together when the world, for me, has basically ended.” He smirks, savoring his black humor. Kate shakes her head mutely to disagree. “Even when we were in Camp Unplugged, I wasn’t exactly a model of reticence. In fact, I’m just going to lay it out there: I was a selfish, whiny brat. Still am. “But the truth is,” Nathan says with a faint yet genuine smile. “I’m flying to Korea with Shadow’s body tomorrow. There’s an experimental surgical procedure waiting for me there. My father got in touch with me, Kate. My biological father. Nam Jae-hee.

"Yes. That should be the case. Please go to your respective Kingdoms. The competition will resume once we settle things down. Okay, dismiss! Please leave the arena." • • • After that. I was in possesion of Kyro. He took me and my parents back to his kingdom. "Mom! Dad!" They went running to me and gave me a tight hug. "Oh sweetie, we missed you so much." my mom said and my dad agreed with a nod. "Dad and Mom." My eyebrow arches when Kyro addressed my parents like that. Just when he became my parent's child? "Yes, son?" Dad answered. . Kyro looked at me with a side grin, mocking me. I know that he is saying that he is winning this game.

“My cousin was supposed to go to an altar before your parents stopped it. They don’t talk about that part.” Rin’s anger flickered, redirected. “I’m sorry,” she said. He shrugged one shoulder, like it didn’t matter, even though his scent said it very much did. “She’s alive,” he said. “She left. Went east. Found a pack that didn’t know her name. That’s because of you. And your parents.” “Mostly my parents,” Rin said. “I was busy being an infant.” He smiled, a quick, startled flash. “Still,” he said. “You—your magic, your…everything. You’re proof we don’t have to make those choices again.”

My slow, deep breath was interrupted by the panicked screech of Ren Nakamura. “Don’t kill me, please. My father will pay you!” I opened my mouth, but Ren cut me off with another wail. “Anything you want he’ll give it to you; I promise!” An ache started up across my forehead. Holding my breath I pinched the bridge of my nose until the pain receded. “Money, property, drugs! B-Blood, even. Just don’t hurt me!” “Can you shut up for five damn minutes?” I snarled. “Five minutes, Ren.”