Absolute Choice Mga Nobela at Kwento

The decision would come. It always did. Kael looked at Lyra. “…what if we don’t choose?” Silence. She met his gaze. “That’s not an option.” The thinking pattern confirmed immediately: “Non-selection results in system degradation.” The deciding presence followed: “Default alignment will be enforced.” Silence. Kael let out a quiet laugh. “…of course.” The bond pulsed again. Harder this time. Pulling. Stretching. Trying to align with one side.

Through our embedded awareness, I felt the Author calculating. Weighing options. Considering outcomes. Trying to find path that preserved its authority while acknowledging the change we had forced. "There is third option," it said finally. "What option?" Marcus demanded. "I unmake Choice. I reverse its manifestation. I return reality to state where choosing exists but Choice does not. Where consciousness can select alternatives but cannot weaponize selection into independent entity." Choice laughed. The sound was infinite decisions finding humor simultaneously.

“Various traditions exist side by side, some even contradicting each other. When disputes arise, we typically refer to the most recently established rules.” “But not always,” the silver-haired Elder added. “If older traditions serve justice better than newer ones, we can look back further in our history.” I could see the direction this was going and decided to press on. “So, the real question is— which tradition truly serves justice in my situation? The one that treats me like a prize to be won, or one that recognizes me as a person who can make my own choices?” “The Right of Choice doesn’t give you unlimited freedom,” the Chief Elder warned. “It requires you to prove that your chosen mate i

“None” His eyes flashed surprise but it was gone faster than it came. “If I may, what’s the reason for your answer?” He questioned and I licked my dry lips nervously. “Putting myself as the caregiver in the story I’d thrive for happiness and nothing more. Not having the bird around would make me unhappy so I can’t let it go but also forcing it to stay would make me unhappy. In other words, if it’s not genuine I don’t want it. So I choose ‘none’ instead I’d wait it out until it picks the right choice and if it doesn’t I guess that’s just another lesson learnt. Also, I chose none of your options because I believe in life there’re always other choices. It shouldn’t be restricted to those option

boy:- I can't choose to kill you, after your kindness, I am confused, what I should do, I just want to cry. ariel:- when I said options are over, you have many options, just listen to me.

He felt the stars aligning for him even though he was the brain and master mind behind the king's predicament but they did not know it. Alpha Alex is seen as the most matured so when he nominated Alpha Jack, every one else decided to flow with it and Alpha Jack was later picked as the regent even without having to ask for it. He accepted the offer as expected. Well how could he not. That's what he has been working for right.

looking at me for the first time since he arrived. Everyone gasped at the revelation while I wanted the ground to swallow me whole right there, I can’t look at their judging gaze and looked at the ground instead. I’m not proud of breaking someone's hard but what did they want me to do? Date them both? I will be judged whatever decision I take in my life, now I’m accused of breaking his heart even though they know that one of them was going to be rejected and if I had decided to not do that then I would’ve been called a slut.

Knox grins. After everything they just did and the state I'm in because of it, how can I possibly say no? "Do I even have a choice?" "There's always a choice, Baby Doll...." "As long as you make the right one." Jory smiles goofily. "And I suppose 'yes' is the right choice in this instance?" I raise a brow, and they all answer in unison. "Yes!"

“What happens if we let it finish?” Aria's expression became serious. “Every connected person will be forced to choose.” “Between humanity and ascension?” “No.” “Between fear and freedom.” Elena understood. “The Witness will amplify whatever they choose.” “Yes.” “If they choose fear…” “They become controlled.” “And if they choose freedom?” “They remain themselves.” Adrian looked at Elena. “Then we don't need to stop the selection.” “No.” “We need to make sure people know they have a choice.” Elena nodded.

She was always right. Ayleen exhaled a sigh. She hunched over her shoulder and gave her a gentle look. She hated how miserable her friend looked. One can fight with the world but fighting with your own self is the most difficult struggle. "And about not being the first choice, it shouldn't even matter in the first place if your partners loves you unconditionally. Not all of us are lucky to find and recognize "the one" right away. Sometimes we have to go through the wrong ones to meet the right one so that we can appreciate them for who they are. Asher appreciates you. He loves you for who you are. He chose you to be by his side till the end and that's what should matter," Ayleen told her. He