Break The Destiny Novels & Stories

“ You are a child of the god, girl. You are one of the Unfated, which means everything you do has the power to alter your destiny, and the destinies of those around you, for good and ill.” Not for the first time, I hated that fact. Longed to be fully mortal so that everything I’d ever do was already woven. For it felt like I was running down an unmapped path where I might easily lose my way, dragging myself and all those I cared for to our doom. Lyra looked me up and down, her lips pinched tight. “We have no more time, so this will have to do.” When we stepped out from behind the curtain, it was to find Alpha Orion and Tristan waiting unmasked and in silence, the tension between them high

"How can we defy destiny and carve a new path for our pack?" Tricc felt his breath catch in his chest, his heart pounding heavily. Nervously, his eyes darted between the Alphas as he struggled to push aside the growing discomfort. The words he uttered sounded hollow even to his own ears. "Destiny is not set in stone, but a tapestry waiting to be rewoven," he proclaimed. "Embrace the challenges ahead, unite your pack in purpose, and together, you shall shape your own fate in defiance of what has been foretold."

"It's a great pleasure for me to be in the presence of the Queen." "Just get up and help me to serve the Queen," Destiny yanked his hand. "Food is here," Destiny sang as her stomach grumbled, perceiving the good tempting smell of food. When Destiny wanted to put the plates on the table, the winds whooshed furiously, entering through the window, opening and closing alarmingly, the plates fell on the floor, and her orange eyes glowed brightly. She stared at Destiny worriedly before making her way to her place to see whether she was alright. Upon getting to her place and touching her, Nadazhda felt a zap of energy around her body before an unknown force threw her to the wall.

"Nothing irreparable, Alpha. If the rumours about the mate bond are true, this can be fixed once you let your mental walls down." Darius blinked, realising for the first time that his mental walls had been up, blocking out the voices and connections from his mate and pack. As he allowed his barriers to fall, a flood of voices broke through—Luke, Prius, Michael—all swirling together. But amidst the chaos, one voice rang out clear and desperate: John, broken and pleading for forgiveness.

"Let's unravel these illusions, together." The cosmic currents surged as we faced illusions shaped by the disruptor's deceit. Echoes of alternate destinies whispered temptations and doubts. Amidst the cosmic labyrinth, our unity became a beacon, illuminating the true threads of destiny. "The disruptor's illusions cannot prevail against true unity," the celestial voice affirmed. "Forge your path through the cosmic currents, and the Nexus will reveal its truths." With each step, the illusions shattered, revealing the genuine threads of destiny. The Nexus responded to our unity, unraveling the disruptor's deceit. The luminescent path led us to a cosmic junction where a pivotal choice awaited—a

Dorian said to Jarvis and Jarvis quickly bows and says "Milady I am truly sorry for talking so arrogant to you yesterday. please do forgive my ridiculous behavior." Dorian hugs Jarvis and says to her "you have nothing to be sorry for. I wasn't being thoughtful. your sister just died I should have shown some sympathy. "I forgive you milady," Jarvis says with a weak smile. "I'm sorry to interrupt but what do we do with the body," Adrian asked. "I was thinking we go to a river to burn her so she can be clean from all the bad things of the world and reunite with The mother, the Goddess Celena.

Whispered, “I love you more than anything, piccolo. More than revenge. More than power. More than anything.” A tear slipped free. Then another. She didn’t wipe them away. For the first time since she’d walked back into her father’s house, pregnant and broken, Destiny cried. Not loud. Not dramatic. Just quiet, steady tears that soaked the collar of her blouse as she rested her forehead against the edge of the mattress. She cried for the girl who’d once believed love could survive anything. She cried for the woman who’d turned that love into a weapon. She cried for the mother who was suddenly terrified that weapon might cut the wrong person.

Everything—everything she'd taken that was—was mine. Starting now. Starting with—with Phase Two. Starting with—with systematic destruction that would—would end with Caden finally—finally seeing the truth. Finally—finally choosing me. Where he belonged. Where—where he should have been—been all along. Where he'd—he'd be once I destroyed—destroyed every reason to stay—stay with Hope. This was destiny. Real destiny. Not—not false mate bond. Real—real love proving itself stronger—stronger than supernatural fate. I'd win. Absolutely. Completely. Permanently. While—while they thought the threat—threat was locked away.

Everyone jumped. Carla immediately rushed into the room. She saw Amanda covering her mouth, her eyes red as she stared at the floor. "Mom, what happened? What..." She walked closer as she spoke. Then she froze. The long straw was lying on the floor and broken in half. "It broke?" Her breathing became shaky. A terrible feeling settled in her chest. She and Amanda looked at each other. At the same time, they remembered what the fortune teller had said years ago. "These straws decide life and death. The short straw represents the younger son. The long straw represents the older son. If one breaks, it means that soul has been destroyed."

Destiny had been relieved, and the subject never came up again. Destiny had just changed into a pair of comfy pajamas when the doorbell of her apartment rang. Leo stood there wearing his lazy smile and gave her a quick hug before entering. They ordered a ton of Chinese food to share and once they were done eating, they sat on her couch to watch a horror movie. Destiny started drinking wine while Leo drank beer that he had brought. When the movie was over Destiny offered to let Leo sleep on her couch that night, that way they could watch another movie and eat popcorn and he wouldn't have to head home in the middle of the night. Leo agreed and Destiny got up to start the popcorn and open a sec