A Part of The Family

Pairing: Neteyam te Suli Tsyeyk'itan x Fem! Omaticaya! Reader

Requested?: Yes | No

Summary: You were long orphaned and having met Neteyam since you were a child, you had been quickly bought into his family, where you also grew up to love him. As of recently, you had become jealous of the way his family seemed so happy, it made you miss your own. Now you come up with excuses to try and avoid them until Neteyam finds out why.

WC: 1.8k

Warning/s: angst, hurt/comfort, mentions of death, neteyam trying to cheer you up

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Have you thought of yourself as insensitive because you were jealous of Neteyam’s family?

Yes. However, you didn’t say it out loud.

The Sully’s had been nothing but caring for you, treating you as their own when Neteyam found you all by yourself in the woods in what you had estimated a decade ago.

You were orphaned as your father was killed in a mission, soon, your mother had fallen ill, making you work hard all that you can to save her, yet she had succumbed to her illness.

Neteyam had found you crying in the woods that decade ago. He quickly offered his aid and soon enough the two of you were inseparable.

And that friendship soon bloomed into a relationship once Neteyam had grabbed the courage to finally confessed to you on how he felt. He had then introduced you to his family, immediately liking you and soon enough you found yourself living with them, with your love, Neteyam, and his family. Neytiri and Jake had been understanding once you had opened up to them one night regarding your life.

They had promised that you will never be left out, not in this family. Like you had earned the privilege to say “Sully’s stick together”, considering Neteyam and you were about to become mates a few years from now, when you are both ready. They had already considered you as a Sully.

But going back to the topic at hand, it was still nothing compared to your real family.

And oh, how much you missed them.