Rwby Fanfiction Ruby Snaps Novels & Stories

I don’t even know if we are biologically compatible. Ruby has nightmares, the first night here she was screaming for help. I thought she was being attacked. There was a scent lingering in her room. It was so familiar but I could not place it. Ruby woke up when I entered her room. She ran to me, she sobbed for hours. I just held her. She asked me to stay with her while she slept. I couldn’t resist her. I’ll never abandon her; she is vital to my existence. I have no idea how I had any kind of life before her. Our bond is unbreakable. No one will ever come between us.

Esme had offered to drive her home but she decided to take a walk, not knowing that she was going to run into Taylor. “I saw you staring at my boyfriend during biology class” Taylor spat as she flicked Ruby’s forehead. Ruby stood, rooted to the ground helplessly as tears formed in her eyes, blurring her vision. She knew no one was so going to save her from Taylor so she accepted her fate and allowed Taylor to do as she pleased. “You piece of shit, can’t you keep your filthy eyes off my boyfriend for a second?” “I swear, I wasn’t looking at him” Ruby cried, defenseless

There is a risk of her affection level dropping! The cold mechanical voice exploded in my mind. The moment I saw Eden turning around, I quickly rushed back onto the bed before he entered the room, pretending nothing had happened. “Summer, what’s wrong? Why do you look so pale?” He rushed over, his face full of concern and heartache, while his inner voice cursed viciously. [You bitch. If you dare lose affection points at a time like this, I’ll kill you!] “I’m fine. I just had a nightmare.”

But as soon as she saw me, her eyes widened, and a large smile spread across her face. “Tessa?” She gasped. “Hey,” I said lamely. Ruby wasted no time in running towards me and jumping into my arms. I could see that everyone else was on edge and as soon as we made contact, I felt Ruby’s body tense. She inhaled deeply before taking a reluctant step away from me. I could see that her eyes were no longer the pale blue that used to be, but deep charcoal black. I stared at her in shock as she got herself together. She blinked a few times and I saw her eyes gradually shift back to their normal color.

And as for this being the final class for the day, there wasn't even a teacher in here. Someone bumped into her, and Ruby felt herself begin to spiral. Spinning around to confront whoever knocked into her, Ruby stopped in her tracks instead as she locked eyes with someone who had the same coloured eyes as her. "Sorry, I'm incredibly clumsy most of the time." The boy grinned, holding out his hand for Ruby to shake. "You must be Ruby? I'm Talon, one of your syndicate mates. We live in the same complex. I promise you I'm not stalking you." Ruby took his hand without hesitation, and her world spun fiercely. For a moment, she could have sworn she was looking at herself through his eyes and he thr

Others looked afraid. She stood alone at the edge, wind tangling in her hair, the storm roaring in grief. When Zara found her later that night, Ruby was half-collapsed against the rocks. Blood soaked her tunic. Her sword lay in the dirt. Zara dropped to her knees beside her, eyes wide with fury and fear. "What did you do?" Ruby coughed, managing a weak smile. "Stopped them." "You're bleeding, you idiot." "Not the first time." Zara pressed her palms to the wound, magic shimmering beneath her fingers. Ruby hissed, but didn’t pull away. The pain was a comfort. It meant she was still here.

Azerbel slowed to a stop a few feet away. Her expression calm. Her pulse anything but. "What are you doing?" She didn't raise her voice. She didn't need to. The question landed heavily enough on its own. Ruby's eyes shifted toward her. No surprise. No embarrassment. No guilt. Instead, her fingers tightened around Raven's elbow. The boy stumbled slightly as she yanked him closer. Protective wasn't the right word. Possessive felt closer. "What does it look like?" Ruby asked. Her voice remained unnervingly calm.

Maybe this was just how my story was to end. “No, this is not how your story ends.” I gasped as I turned around in shock to find Ruby behind me. We were both in a very beautiful garden with a water fountain around which Ruby now came forth. “Ruby!” I gasped. She moved weakly and slowly, she crashed to the ground. I gasped and ran to her. “Ruby!” I cried. I had never been this way with my spirit wolf. It felt like we were two different people. “I am heavily wounded, Regina.” Ruby purred with a tender voice and then, she moved her hand just enough for me to see a bleeding gash in her chest. I gasped.

Then, she got a clear look at my business partner standing next to me—the young, beautiful, clear-eyed CEO of a multinational company. The madness in Ruby's eyes twisted into extreme jealousy and agony. My business partner politely looped her arm through mine and leaned in to ask for my opinion. Meanwhile, I didn't even spare a single glance for the piece of trash still yelling below. Ruby broke free from the guards, fell to her knees in front of the stage, and cried so hard that she was a mess of snot and tears. "Bruno, I know I made a mistake. I really do! The place I'm living in is too filthy! I can't survive without you!

I caught it in a frantic bear hug before it smashed. Then I saw a hand reach across the table. Fingers intertwined with hers. Jock. The sight made me physically sick. Ruby pulled her hand away a moment later and slapped him lightly on the wrist the way she might scold a naughty child. Then she crossed the kitchen and bent to load coffee cups into the dishwasher. Jock watched her every movement. I wanted to drive knitting needles into his eyes.