Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Leaves The Team Novels & Stories

Hana says, folding her arms. Ruby’s brows wrinkle. “Why? I was assigned to this table, so why do I have to leave for you guys?” Wendy glares at her without speaking, and that alone causes Ruby’s face to contort with something—fear. I watch as Ruby clenches her jaw, fingers twitching like she wants to say something else. But she doesn’t. In the end, she just stands, sparing me one last glance before walking away. I exhale, my chest loosening, but I don’t let myself relax completely.

She tried to drag me away. Yara stepped forward and blocked our path. She caught Ruby’s wrist and twisted it lightly, almost lazily. Ruby flinched and let go. “Ms. Wheeler, Jeff does not want to go with you.” Yara still wore that playful, careless smile, yet her eyes were ice‑cold. Ruby shook off her hand and smoothed the slight crease in her sleeve. Then she looked at me. The disappointment and indifference in her eyes were almost overflowing. “Jeff, I thought you were more sensible than this.

she replied gently. Nothing more. No warmth. No lingering emotion. No hesitation. She looked away from him almost immediately afterward, as though Guerero were simply another guest standing in the room. That hurt him far more than hatred ever could. “Let’s go see the baby,” Ruby said suddenly. Her voice came out tighter than she intended. Almost sharp. Because if the attention stayed on Azerbel any longer… Ruby feared she might finally understand what it felt like to disappear completely in her own pack.

‘I would turn my back on my whole coven for you. “I don’t want you to get into trouble for me.” Ruby still looked tense. ‘I appreciate that. I can handle being without you for a bit. I am not a damsel in distress.’ I smiled, “I hope not. I am not sure if I can handle the whole knight in shining armor thing.” Ruby laughed, “How long will you be gone?” “I am not sure, but I do not think it will be long.” (‘Ruby, I love you.’)

Ruby needed a getaway card from all of the drama that was now her life, and this was it. "I know I've never been here since...what happened," She started, sitting down and crossing her legs on the grass, "I guess I never really accepted what happened...I thought I was moving on and doing well but...I am not." Ruby exhaled sharply, holding back any tear threatening to fall, "I thought I could take on whatever she was keeping and I did, but this...I might die today." "I don't want to die." Flashback May 21, 2018

I met her eyes, trying to find words, but she’d already turned toward the team. “Alright, everyone,” she said, raising her voice just enough. “Pack it up. We’re going out. Drinks are on me.” For a second, no one moved. Then the silence broke—grins, cheers, laughter. The tension melted. Marcowhistled. “You’re a lifesaver, Ruby.” She smiled. “Someone has to make sure this win actually feels like one.” As the team started getting ready, I leaned back against the wall, watching her take control like she’d been born to do it. This side of Ruby that could bring order out of chaos, made my heart skip a beat.

Even when Lucy threatened suicide, he told her that he still hadn't moved on from you. I suddenly fell into a daze. Back then, when I wanted to hold the bonding ceremony, Andrew told me that he hadn't moved on from Lucy. And now that she wanted to be with him, he claimed that he hadn't moved on from me. He was truly something else. Just as we were about to end the call, my friend added, "By the way, Andrew resigned. He's already left the Moonveil pack. He vanished exactly like you did back then. Lucy's gone mad trying to find him."

After we got home, we showered together, and then I crashed on our bed for a big nap to ease my aching muscles. Me, Merrick, my parents, Chandler, and Noah, were the first at the ruby meeting. Merrick was shooting Noah the death glare, Noah was standing stiffly at the back of the room, holding Chandler’s hand tightly, and my dad was holding my mom. The ruby had drained her when we put it back in its place, so she was snoring away in his arms. Slowly, shifters began to trickle in. Merrick warned our people not to flood in the beginning so they didn’t scare the cats away, and sure enough, most of the rubies from that side of the river showed.

"Mommy is right. You should never do that. Don't follow my mistake, or bad things would happen." "Hm." Then, the rest of the journey went in silence. To be precise, I was the one who was quiet while Ruby and Austin kept exchanging conversation. Mostly, Ruby answered Austin's curiosity or responded to his babbling. And I could only listen and maintain my focus, though it was pretty challenging. The image of Brian spending a delightful time with my family kept interrupting me, causing me to wonder about the worst future. Would I be replaced? -- RUBY I had already said I hated and objected to the idea of Wyatt accompanying us to the clinic, hadn't I? That was why I did it. I purposely invited B

“Come on, we need to hurry before everything melts.” AJ nodded, then opened Jade’s room door. The scene had changed. Jade was now lying on the bed, but Ruby was still the same—weak. Half of her body was supported by Jade’s bed. She was silent, with her back turned, not moving even though the door opened loudly. She was too deep in thought. When AJ shook her hand, Ruby only snapped out of it. “Mommy… Mommy… Are you still crying?” Ruby turned, and her eyes seemed empty as she tried to smile. They were swollen from the many tears they had shed.