Never Meant To Belong Bleach Novels & Stories

His amber eyes flicked down to me, unreadable yet heavy with intent. "Now…" he murmured, his voice like distant thunder, "you learn what it means to belong to me." A shiver coursed through me—not from the cold, but from the inevitability of what came next. I wasn’t just a prize of war. I was his claim. After what I had witnessed, I knew there was no escaping him.

Peach took a step closer to me, her basket swinging low by her side, but her free hand lifted, shoving hard against my shoulder. It wasn’t enough to knock me over, but it was enough to make me stumble back a step, enough to make the cart thud against my leg. Enough to remind me that I didn’t belong here, and that I was never allowed to forget who I was. “Sorry doesn’t cut it, Blake,” Peach sneered, her teeth flashing. “You and your whole damn family are a stain on this town, but somehow, you think apologizing would help us in a way.”

“Is she related to you?” You know damn well who she is, why do you have to make my life more difficult? Chloe turned to me, her piercing glare was enough to tell me not to try anything stupid. I nodded, swallowing down a lump in my throat. Kael scoffed, clearly disappointed. He turned to Chloe. “Either way, you don't belong here, leave while you still can.” Chloe tried one last time. “Look, this is a mistake. She’s the one who doesn’t belong here. Not me.”

“I don’t know. I don’t know if I belong with Adrian, with you all, or if I even belong anywhere at all. Every step I take feels like I’m standing on the edge of losing myself.” Aiden reached out, resting a firm hand on Blue’s shoulder. “You belong, Blue. Maybe not in the way the world tries to force you, but you belong with people who refuse to let you drown in this mess alone. Whether that’s me, Adrian, or anyone else… don’t shut us out. Don’t shut him out.” Blue’s throat tightened. He nodded, though his eyes burned with unshed tears.

And something inside me surged in response—not in rejection, but in alignment. The figure’s lips curved slightly. “Yes,” it said. “That is… inconvenient.” My stomach dropped. “Inconvenient?” Adrian echoed, his tone turning deadly. “For you,” the figure clarified. “Not for us.” A cold wave slid down my spine. “What does that mean?” I demanded. The figure’s gaze returned to me. “It means you belong to something older than him.” Something in my chest snapped. “No,” I said, louder this time. “I don’t belong to anyone.”

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“You had no reason to go.” I gaped at him, my chest tightening. “No reason?” Blaze’s eyes locked onto mine, his expression steady. “You’re not his girlfriend. You’re not his family. You’re not his responsibility.” His jaw tightened, his voice dropping lower. My body trembled, anger and confusion swirling inside me. “You… you don’t own me.” Blaze’s lips curled into a faint, humorless smile. “I never said I did.” He leaned in closer, his voice dropping to a whisper. “But you don’t belong to him.”

I clench my fists, determined to prove her wrong. As she turns to leave, a wicked grin playing on her lips, she pauses and looks back at me. “One last thing, Xavie listens to me. We don’t want him to change his mind about you now, do we, Luna?” she sneers, chucking the bleach at me. My heart sinks as I realise the lid isn’t on the bleach, and it pours over me, burning my skin and ruining what’s left of my dress. I bite my trembling lower lip, vowing not to let her break me.

Someone needed help outside and I wanted to prove I was needed. “Dahlia, you activated your ability. What are you doing? They will see you,” I stared at Mimi, my eyes blurred with tears. I ran to my room and curled into a ball in the wardrobe; darkness was better than the light outside where I didn’t belong. “Dahlia. Tell me what happened. You make me feel bad. Why are you feeling this way? You are infecting me with your mood. You, stupid.” “I wasn’t needed anywhere. I was a surplus with nowhere to belong. I don’t know why I am feeling this way. I never expected anything from anyone.”

Lucian and his friends once again stood at the sky arena for the 2nd day of the tournament. He noticed that there are only half of the students that registered passed the first test. The other half were either incapacitated or imprisoned. Thankfully, there were no deaths in the first match. Somehow, the Healing Krysts arrived before someone could die. Blaise told them when he visited last night that Bloom could be Chloe. Why she introduced herself as Bloom, they don't know. They haven't able to talk to her yet. She seemed to appear and then disappear. Lucian made sure to approach her later.