A Chance Encounter Novels & Stories

For someone who rarely ate, he had a huge appetite. As they walked a bit more, someone passed by them, bumping hard into Jaida. The man was dressed in a faded brown cloak and hat, and it looked as though he had purposely run into her. He shoved her so hard that she would have fallen over if not for Arius. He had used one arm to catch her and then reached out with the other, snatching the man in the cloak by his arm. The man had just been about to run away.

“Thank you so much, Marie. Tell me, what news did you receive?” “My best friend gives a big party for her youngest daughter's birthday. This morning I received a phone call from Erica and we all have to go to this big party. With all that happens here lately, I was forgetting that it was this week,” she said in a happy tone. “Erica Spalding is one of my best friends. She has three children, but Caroline, her youngest, is the one she adores. This year she turns twenty-one and she will have her amazing birthday party, as usual. We have to go. I absolutely need to distract myself for a few hours and stop thinking that it's only been three days since Chris and Billy left. I miss them so much and

Its sweetheart neckline showcased my cleavage to perfection, and I couldn't help but feel that I belonged among this elegant gathering. "Have you ever heard that saying? When two people meet unexpectedly and get to know each other, that's an accident. When they cross paths or meet again the second time, it's a coincidence. So, what do you think it's called when two people see each other for the third time?" I queried, my gaze locked onto Karious, who was engrossed in conversation with a mysterious woman. I squinted my eyes. Who the heck is that woman? The hell is she doing, touching and caressing Karious' arms and chest?!

He firmly grasped my hand, leading me away from the tense encounter. The unexpected turn of events had transformed the gala into a night of unforeseen meetings and revelations. As we made our way through the murmuring crowd, I couldn't help but wonder about the complex web of connections that had brought us all together. Little did I know that this night would mark the beginning of a journey filled with unexpected twists and turns, where the past intertwined with the present, and where our destinies would be reshaped by the choices we made and the connections we formed.

he nodded. “Alright, I’ll see you at seven.” Terrence mumbled. After a while he added, “I should get going.” and then he disappeared. As Chance sat in that cafeteria, on that table all by himself, he sighed. Earlier that day he had made a resolve to not get too attached to Terrence. Not to do anything a casual hook up won’t do and yet somehow he felt like he cannot avoid getting into Terrence’s personal business. Chance did consider sitting somewhere else, but hadn’t he noticed that Terrence had noticed him as well, he wouldn’t have. He was trying to avoid getting too personal, but that doesn’t mean he was trying to be rude.

For Amaliah, it was an intense attraction at first sight, but it wasn’t love, she was sure about it. They met on a Thursday afternoon at the beginning of the summer, after Amaliah’s shift at the coffee shop downtown. He had first caught sight of her a few days before then, but she had no idea. She had been standing in front of the coffee shop, consoling a lady whose shoulders were heaving with sobs. From their body language, he guessed they were friends, and he watched in admiration as Amaliah finally succeeded in making the crying friend smile and wipe her tears. It was a beautiful view, and he felt good watching them. Not many people could make someone smile after they just cried their eye

I have 40 minutes before my next class starts. After I got off the taxi, I looked for his building and I found it easily. I walked into the lobby and texted Jayson to come down. As I was busy opening my bag, I bumped into someone. "Sorry." I said and looked up to see the person that I met at the jewelry store. "Hello again." He smiled widely and I chuckled. "Hello again.." "We meet again." He said completely can't believe the situation. "I'm Chance, you?" He put his hand out and I smiled taking it.

Melina walks to the door of the VIP room they were in and asks Leo to take her to the restroom. Once she’s done with her business, she walks back to the VIP room, but on her way, someone bumps into her. What the hell? Am I cursed with people bumping into me, or what? "Dui bu qi. Wo mei kan wo yao qu na li” the man who bumped into her says. Melina doesn't understand what he said, but she’s guessing he said sorry. "It's fine.” She continues walking but is stopped as the man grabs her hand.

This one time her boyfriend scandal almost got leaked, she might even lost her V card that day, she was just sixteen, father have to pay loads to keep the media shut. ( READ FROM HERE FOR BACKGROUNG STORY) I remember I was walking in the hallway when suddenly a ball hit me and I fell and all of my papers scattered in the floor. That’s when I saw a tall handsome boy with big light green eyes slightly fear skin, silky dark brown hair reaching his beautiful long lashes looking right at me. I blushed and quickly started to pick my papers he also joined me and our heads bumped into each other. “Oh sorry!” we both said to each other at the same time. “I am really sorry that my ball hit you, ohhh!

This particular weekend at CHANCES was somewhat special; in more ways than one, as it turned out for Moira; though she didn’t quite realizes it at the time. By some stroke of coincidence, two kids happened to share a birthday when CHANCES took in the first group of orphaned kids. Further coincidence had it that two more kids who shared the exact same birthday were taken in over the following year. And by yet another coincidence, a fifth child born on that same date had just come to CHANCES. Even Sr Gustav initially thought Angelo was looking for kids born on that specific date; until she realised that not even Angelo had anything to do with it.