Raphael x Reader (TMNT FANFIC)

Introduction & Tears of Change

Hey there faithful readers!

I'd like to apologize in advance just in case I make any grammatical errors while writing.

PLEASE do not comment "Update!" or "Pls update soon" on any chapter of this work. I actually have a busy life outside of this app. School is time consuming!

A few more pointers I'd like to make are:

1. I dislike readers who demand. I am not your mom. You can't complain and expect me to give in. Suggestions are welcome!

2. I cannot stress enough that this novel will contain at least a little mature content. Skip the chapters clearly labeled as inappropriate!

3. I'm not perfect, and neither is the main character. There will be ups and downs, drama between the turtles and their human friends, and much more! There will also be errors. I beg you to let me know. I can fix them!

Here goes nothing.
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It was dark. The night breeze sent shivers down his spine. He had hurt him again. Why wouldn't he stop? The fresh tears on his cheeks reminded him of a few nights ago. That's when everything started changing...

Although he would never admit it, all three of his brothers were his whole world. He went home to Mikey, Donnie, and Leo every single day worried about their safety. Worried if he had injured them again.

The later was often true. Raphael's outbursts regularly ended with Michelangelo plus another bruise, which only made Raph more enraged with his own behavior.

...
The other night, Raph "met" another human girl. She was more beautiful than all the stars that had been visible that night.

Her eyes, filled with every color, were mainly composed of a dark blue outer ring and a hazel center, with a brown speck above each pupil.

Her body, slim but not too skinny with the right amount of lipids on the chest and bottom.

Her voice, which was smoother than Donatello's Bo Staff. It was silky and sweet on his ears.

She was perfect.
...

Raph immediately stopped crying while he thought of her. She made it possible for him to smile. She helped him breathe.

She made a difference...

He had to be hers.