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I could smell my own body. Still on the blank page, I was disappointed to find only blood stains. I took the lighter and lit a small flame, starting at the last page’s corner, though it broke my heart. As the fire touched the page, black ink began to surface. I quickly put out the flame. A long message appeared in bold black letters: I hope that at the end of this session, you have found yourself. I am so sorry to have put you through this ordeal. It is your fated destiny to set the balance in the whole realms and fulfil the mission which I failed to accomplish.

Damien is saying, and I suddenly snap back to attention. The line moves forward, a slow progression toward an uncertain destiny. My turn comes, and I step up to the makeshift altar, the potion before me like a vessel of fate. Damien gives me a stare — not just the stare of a brother, but the stare of my Alpha, commanding me to drink. I know, despite my misgivings, I have no choice. I tip the cup to my lips and with eyes screwed shut, I drink. The liquid burns down my throat, a warmth spreading through me like a subtle flame. A bitter taste settles in my mouth as the potion becomes a symbol of choices stripped away.

I had the feeling that he feared that we had been followed. "Some call me The mother of all, and for others I am just a sinner who was exiled by condemning humanity to all sins. However, I am truly the lady of Destiny. I can determine when a new life will come into the world, and I can decide its torments and overcoming. I am the one who chooses which paths humans will cross, and where their lives will end. Even so, I'm stuck in my own Destiny, and I can't create a story for myself.

“Most Abians will not do what you have just done, my dear. I pray that the goddess sees your heart and rewards you as much as you deserve.” “I hope so too.” After doctor Inna left, I buried my hand in my palm, staring at the stranger who was now sleeping soundly on my small bed. Why did it have to be me running through the woods this night? Why did it have to be me to save this man? I sighed as I blew off my candle and tucked myself into a small spot on my wooden floor. *** THE NEXT DAY

“It writes the last page before the first one’s done, and then calls it destiny.” “Neat trick,” Jax said. “Very Calvinist.” Another shelf shimmered to my left. AUTHOR’S GRAVEYARD – CANON ENDINGS. I pulled a thinner volume there. Inside, I found my own Author Graveyard scene, stripped of nuance: SUBJECT FACED WITH PAST FAILURES. CHOSE TO CLAIM PEN. AGREED TO BECOME HIGH-YIELD RESOURCE. “That’s not what I agreed to,” I said. “That’s… not what I meant.”

I will avoid him and won't talk to him from now on. Somehow I reached my apartment and I was glad that I didn't meet anyone on my way. I unlocked my door and walked inside. I didn't turn on the light and straight-headed toward my room. I opened the door of the bathroom and stripped my clothes off. I turned on the shower and sat on the floor. I covered my face with my hands and sobbed about my condition. I hate my destiny. It's so cruel. Why does everyone have a good fate but not me? Why is everyone enjoying their life and not me?

He like her even more. In the Milktea shop, Dryzen and his men just passing by when suddenly a commotion occur. Dryzen order his men to help the owner, until he find himself amused with Dahlia. Suddenly he got an idea to make Dahlia as the next Madam Storm. Yuki Carter successfully grant the ownership of the Ofemia Milktea Shop. She make a renovation, until she find out the finished manuscript of Dahlia’s work. She like the story and claim it for her own. Published it under her name and because of it Yuki Carter becomes the top ranking Best-seller author once again.

this beauty with a kind heart is a perfect match. Author's special: Author: Can you question fate when it's unfair and blame destiny when it takes you to dead-end...?

I don't even know what came into my mind when I stepped there. My knees wobbled as I tried to balance myself. I smiled as I stared down. The cold wind kissed my face. "Is this you, babe? I want to see you. If I jump from here, will I see you smiling again? You said you wouldn't leave me. That's your promise. But why? You still left me?" I laughed in the middle of tears. I looked down once again and felt like I have never been this at peace. If this is the way to get rid of all the pain I'm feeling now, I'd gladly accept it. I would gladly receive this kind of demise. To be continued...

"I don't know what to think right now. If Devon finds out, I think he will try something I can't even think about - and Elias? Elias would definitely be jealous from head down to toe." Hoots stood up, and started pacing around. He stared at Nahigra. "Aunty?" He called out. Nahigra stared at him. "Yes?" "What do you think about the writers of destiny?" "You mean us that writes the book of destiny?" "Yes." Nahigra closed her eyes and sniffed the cold air. She rested her back on the chair. "The writers of destiny started with the Shania's. The moon goddess gave them the privilege to write the book for each chosen Alpha for each generation."