Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Leaves The Team Novels & Stories

She brushed past him and walked to the office. At the door, she took a deep breath before pushing it open. "Nyla." Nyla's expression was cold as she said, "Give me a reason." Ruby had been fine before. Recently, however, she was constantly distracted in experiments and had even considered resigning. Nyla couldn't understand what Ruby was thinking. "I just feel like it's time for me to move on. I've decided to leave Saintornia," Ruby replied. Nyla studied her carefully, disbelief in her eyes. "Does this have something to do with Sullivan?"

She shrugged as she sipped her juice. "Mum, can we come back home now? I miss you." "Yes baby, we're going to be fine. Yes, we'd live together now." She said to Junior. "I'm not." Ruby said and all eyes turned to her. "Why?" "Cause I'm not buying this bull." "Ruby!" Her mum warned. "Nope." She shunned her. "I presume you guys are staying the night. I'm out of here. Bye people." She pushed her chair backwards before grabbing her clutch.

I slipped out after Ruby. To my surprise, she was already out of sight. Damn, she moved fast when she wanted to. I inhaled deeply, finding her scent. I wouldn’t be surprised if she tried to take off into the woods again. It was a lot for someone as shy and reserved as Ruby to deal with. If the continual bickering with Zach was any sort of indication, she might be regretting entering into this arrangement in the first place. I couldn’t exactly blame her for that, either.

Only then did she notice Lana, her friend, standing beside the bed with a steaming mug. “Another nightmare?” Lana offered a soft, sympathetic smile, handing over the coffee. Ruby took it with a shaky sigh. “I’m sorry. I feel so embarrassed. Was I very loud?” She said with shame. “Not as loud as yesterday.” Lana teased gently, settling on the edge of the bed. “I’m so sorry.” Ruby sighed again, wrapping both hands around the warm mug. “It’s fine, Ruby. There’s no need to apologize. It’s only been a week since you got here. Soon, you’ll get over it.” Lana said, soothingly massaging Ruby’s foot. But Ruby’s sigh held a deeper weight.

I told her and her cigarette fell from her fingers to the table as she finally understood what I was saying and stared at me with eyes as wide as saucers. “You don't mean that. You need the money. Don't you?” She tried to persuade me from not leaving and I shook my head with pride. “I don't anymore, Avery. Life is way better than it ever was and this job isn't something I want to keep anymore” I told her and her jaw dropped when she realized I was actually leaving for good. “You can't leave, Ruby. You know this club needs you, right?” She tried to persuade me again and I smiled while shrugging.

, Bry said rolling her eyes as she opened the door to get into the car. "She's leaving me for a year and she can't even cry. I'm her own best friend and she laughs at my love. Let me tell you, that day, I had so many other people to pick a fight with but I saw her seating all alone with a big piece of chicken and I decided to help her eat it and 13 years later, she can't even pay my good with good. What life do we live in where the good ones aren't respected. I swear the number of normal people aren't up to 5 in this country. Ruby, don't you know madness pass madness. I can as well take all your bags back up and call your dad to send a bodyguard for you instead", he ranted out seeming really

Naomi embraced Ruby back firmly, offering a sense of comfort and support that Ruby eagerly needed at that moment. The weight of her heartbreak, mixed with the understanding that she would be raising her child alone, was almost too much to endure. But in Naomi’s arms, Ruby found comfort. “You’re right,” Ruby finally said in a very low tone, her voice shaking slightly. “We are in this together. I don’t know what I would do in your absence.” Naomi pulled away mildly to look into Ruby’s eyes. “And I don’t know what I would’ve done without you either,” she replied softly. “We’re a team, Ruby. No matter what happens, we’ll face it together as a team.”

When all of a sudden I was slammed into the wall next to the fridge “You do not talk back to us! You hear me!” Grant yelled into my face while pushing my head into the wall, “Answer him, Sapphire!” Brock yelled at me “Yes, I understand” I whispered in pain “What was that?” Brock said to me “I said, I understand” I screamed at him, “Oh Sapphire, you shouldn’t have done that” Grant whispered in my ear with a dark and scary voice.

A life away from toxic people like Sierra, Ruby, and my father. “I know who the man who marked you is,” Ruby speaks then she smirks. “He was kicked out of the pack a few months ago and became a rogue, why don't you go to the forest and look for his body.” With the way she’s smirking and from the malicious glint in her eyes, I truly believe she used my father’s beta power to drive the man away. “You’ll need to leave so Harper can rest,” the nurse finally says, shooing Sierra and Ruby away.

It’s dim at first, but soon grows brighter, so bright that I have to shield my eyes. The light grows so bright that it’s blinding. Around me, the forest has become so bright from her light that it might as well be daytime. Frightened nocturnal creatures that were previously approaching out of curiosity skitter away into the woods, twittering with discomfort at the unnatural light around us. Just when I think the light will become so bright we’ll all be set ablaze, it flickers. In a painful instant, Ruby’s wings disappear. Her eyes close and she begins to waver in her levitation.