I do not own Naruto or Naruto Shippuden! I don't own the pictures, I don't own anything! Sequel to Konoha's New Yellow Flash! Life isn't fair. I've learned this lesson from long ago. Life will continue to drag you down. And to climb up and move on, you'll need to make sacrifices. These sacrifices aren't to be taken li...
Forbidden Romance: so expect some forbidden elements. Celia "Cece" Cedric is a nerd. She is at the top of her class and hides comfortably behind her big glasses, but they can't hide her pretty face from the handsome young teacher who's returned to teach AP Literature to the most qualified seniors in their mediocre s...
(Sequel to Lost - Naruto FanFic) My name is Kaji Tora. I still enjoy blood, killing, and training. I still hate a lot of people. My hobbies, well, they are still none of your business. My dreams for the future? More like nightmares. I am a rogue ninja of the Leaf. Have been for 3 years. Used to be friends with the Ak...
[Book Two] "I might have lost everything. My home, my strength, my pride and dignity, and even my own life. But I swear, I will never lose sight of who I am." Akai. A name that would brought tears to anyone who knows her. Her death, caused by an unknown sickness, makes everyone felt sorry for being unable to save her...
What if Naruto wasn't as dumb as he acts? What if he wasn't as unskilled as he displays himself as? How would Naruto react when he was pushed over board?
I do not own Naruto or the photos! I own nothing, zip, nada! Miyuna is Naruto's little twin sister. Although she often plays the role of the older sibling. She doesn't have the Nine Tails in her like her brother, but she's treated just as bad. She protects Naruto from anyone and everyone. Things change when they're pu...
Growing up in foster home to foster home is no fun, Amoreena knows first hand. So when her and her friend, Eric, find a seemingly abandoned baby, she is determined to keep him. What neither of them knows is that the baby is a vampire, and there are people desperately looking for him.
