Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Forgotten Novels & Stories

I returned to the garage quietly and lay on the air mattress I bought. Ruby wore turtlenecks and scarves to hide my mark. She was either angry or ashamed of me. I didn't know what else to do. Cindy said I should make the apartment more homely, and it might work, but I doubted it. I doubted Ruby would ever forgive me and move past my mistake.

he said "Thank you, it's so beautiful" I said "It's great that you liked it" he said I smiled at him and looked at the bracelet , it's so beautiful I don't want to take this off. He acted like the old Sylvester now and it gives me hope that he'll remember me anytime soon I just need to wait but not that long cause 2 months is approaching I need to do something that will make him remember me.

Nothing felt significant enough to warrant the secrecy or the desperation that had brought her here. Lyra continued to push deeper, navigating the labyrinth of Victor’s subconscious with practiced precision. But the deeper she went, the more fragmented the memories became. Whole years seemed to be missing, vast stretches of his life erased or buried beneath layers of distortion. At one point, she passed through a memory that seemed to twist and warp before her eyes, as if something—or someone—had torn it apart. The edges were jagged, and the once-vivid colors were now washed out, like a painting left too long in the sun.

"Okay." I glance to the side, and my gaze meet with Athena's. The complicated expression on her eyes spoke in volumes to me. Especially when I know why. But I really can't tell them. We didn't stay for long before leaving to go back home. Why do I feel like I am forgetting something? (Authors note: Yup, you are forgetting your new friend Tom!) ★★★★★ Third person's pov (At Ruby's Room) Ruby really wanted to pretend that she didn't notice him standing in front of her door.

However, she succeeded. In the midst of all this confusion and chaos, she smiled happily. Should all this happen to Amber and Ruby? Even very close friendships can leave everything behind. Disappeared and became a memory at the same time. Ruby, it seemed like she didn't feel like she was at fault after all this just happened. She really doesn't have feelings and has lost her sanity, which makes her like this. Ruby sighed, glancing behind her. She didn't see Amber again. ~~~~

In a fit of rage, Alpha Ian broke the bond with the only child of his own blood. “Get out of here!” He chased her away. Two of his men dragged Ruby’s body to the gate. Ruby wept alone in the middle of the night. There was no purpose. There was no home to return to. She still couldn’t believe her father had thrown her out like this. “I can’t cry!” Ruby began to think that she had to survive somehow. The rain was heavy outside as Henry looked out the window and saw a familiar figure standing at his gate, which surprised him.

“I like it when you call me Habibi.” She pulled me in for a kiss. Marlene was slowly wrapping me around her finger, and it was shameful that I was loving every bit of it. ♠️ RUBY Ruby woke up to the sunlight streaming through the large windows. She blinked slowly as memories from the previous night clouded her mind. She turned and bit her lip when she noticed the bed beside her was empty. What was she even thinking? That because he touched her like that, he was suddenly vulnerable? She slipped into her room slippers and stepped out of the bedroom.

The both of them looked at each other, then they glanced back at me. Ruby lowered her hand and crossed her arm close to her chest. She gave a long side look at Luna and nudged her on her side. "Stop doing that, I'll talk!" Luna screeched at her, making her blink, dumbfounded. Luna fixed her gaze on me, having that concern drawn on her features. "Look, Alex, you can't just come back and force yourself in her life when she doesn't remember you," "And clearly you can't just jump into her room," Ruby said sarcastically, then lowered her head.

Endless. Ethan didn’t understand it at first. His mind refused to give the sound meaning. He was still holding her hand, still warm, still hers, still waiting for her chest to rise again. But it never did. Ruby was gone. “No—no, no, no!” Ethan surged forward as the healers and doctor rushed in, hands everywhere, but it was already too late. “Ruby?” he whispered, shaking her gently. “Ruby… little bunny, this isn’t funny. I haven't accepted your terms yet. You don’t get to leave now.”

I smirked, pecking his lips. That night, as we promised, we finally let ourselves mark each other without holding back—the final action to make us one. Ruby had to leave soon after the celebrations. She had shown some signs of exposure; her wings were throbbing to get free, which her parents didn't let happen in this world. So, with tears, I needed to say goodbye again. ___________ Life had started passing like a dream by the time we were done settling ourselves into the new normal as newlyweds and soon-to-be biological parents.