Bound By Fate Book Novels & Stories

"There is an anchor older than my blood under this city. The first working the Moonborn ever made, the one that binds fate itself into the world, the source every fated mate-tie is drawn from. It can be broken. I know how. Break it, and the seal opens with no blood at all, and Selene lives, and I live, and Ursula gets an empty vault and nothing else." He let the silence stretch. "And every fated bond in the world ends in the same instant. Everywhere. Forever." "Say exactly what that means," I told him. "All of it. I will not choose a thing I do not understand." "Then understand it clearly, because the fear of it will lie to you."

"But no matter how far I run, it feels like destiny keeps finding a way to tear me apart." Nathan hugged her even tighter, reassuring her with his calm voice. "I’m here, Thalia. And I’m not going anywhere." Ngunit kahit na naramdaman ni Thalia ang pagka-comfort ni Nathan, hindi pa rin siya nakaramdam ng ganap na kalayaan. Alam niyang hindi pa natatapos ang lahat.

"You've bound me to you, indefinitely." My eyes widened in shock. "What does that mean?" "It means," he said, his voice low and filled with barely contained rage, "you'd better fix this." I stood there, my mind reeling, trying to process what I had done. I had bound him to me? One of the three Fates was standing before me, and I had somehow tethered him to my will? It was absurd, impossible. And yet, here he was.

Khalil is just fourteen years old, he shouldn’t be suffering like this, no child should. I have been here for hours now and the worst part of it is that I’m alone, there is no one here with me. I’m sure that Aunt Sabina is back, she must have heard of what happened to Khalil but she just chose to ignore it. And Noor, I don’t even want to start talking about her. She is the cause of almost all Khalil’s headache, if she was nice to him, that so-called house of hers would feel like a home to him. The time I realized that this isn’t my home is when Aunt Sabina told to me pack my bags and leave the house and the only reason why she said that is because I mistakenly slipped and poured water on her

Sophia opened her eyes as her eyes were no longer weak but had a little bit of strength in them "Go on, he won't bite" she said "There's a traditional healer that lives at the outskirt of your pack my Lord, she's a kind of eccentric being so it might be a little bit difficult to visit her" "In what aspect" I asked. "She believes in fate, her treatment is free, but she would attend to you if your fates align" He replied. I pondered on the information that I had just heard. He brought me out of my reverie by saying

Hearing all this, Gao Yu can understand everything, he is not slow in thinking. “exactly, Yu and the book shouldn’t be something that has existed in the first place, having them directly affect your fate will minimize the backlash that having me the direct fate keeper will bring doing so, me affecting your fate is practically re-writing most things and changing fate at a worldly level, but them doing that slowly will be seeing as some unforeseen cases in the book of fate” The man said. “you are trying to use the book, my personality and yu personality to change fate without being seen involved by fate” Gao Yu who understands said.

I tilt my head. “Now you’re using your gift, Zara. Just like the strands of fate, they are very fragile when bound. You need the right solution for them. You will find a thousand ways to destroy the bond. The correct solution keeps it together. That is your fate. Find the cure.” Her voice is urgent, but her soft eyes look at me compassionately. “Bond?” I think of all the notes I scribbled on the wall of the penthouse, wondering if anything in them shows the two molecules being bound.

The God of Fate was following the destiny of life, she only writes what is just and reasonable, one of the most powerful and revered individuals that no one wanted to defy. Although she already knew that she might not find anything, Zane continued on skimming through the empty pages until she reached the last part. It was as if she was imitating how a person would read a book. As if she could see a dot of ink when in fact everything her eyes landed on were slightly worn out pages that had their edges tinted with black. Like the curse. Just before she closes the book, a piece of folded paper suddenly fell from the pages and landed on the floor.

He had moved to the engine, his fingers hovering over gears that had frozen mid-turn, as if the mechanism had been stopped in the middle of a single breath. I held the scroll beneath Seraphina's fading light and the words resolved into a language I should not have known but did. 'The boundary between the written fate and the lived fate is not fixed. It has been crossed seven times in recorded history. Each crossing left a scar. Each scar became a door. The Author writes, but the Warden maintains the wall between the script and the soul. Without maintenance, characters become aware. Awareness becomes rebellion. Rebellion becomes collapse.' My hands shook, the parchment rattling between my fin

Her eyes moved across the group, keeping them all in rapt attention. "The time has come," Luna announced, her voice ringing across the clearing. "The path of fate is in motion." Ethan, Gabriel, and Amelia exchanged perplexed stares. What did this mean? Was the decision Ethan made the correct one? Luna extended her palm, and a shimmering light enveloped the three of them, linking their destiny in an unbreakable tie. "The three of you are now bound by the strands of fate. The decisions you make will define the future not only for yourself but for the whole pack."