Novel & Cerita Bukan Salah Takdir

“Why would my mother leave me under your care she has no right to do that, we are not related and I want nothing from you, the best thing you can do to me is to get lost” “What I deserve is a thank you for letting me get you out of this dungeon. Nobody is your friend, and you should be careful around many people, otherwise, they are going to take your life, those who you think are your friends aren't your friends don't trust them” “I won't have anything to do with them or you when I get married to Nobert”

I open my mouth to say something but he shakes his head. “No baby girl , I did not tell you those things expecting you to say anything back. Take your time with making your decision, do not rush. I will be here waiting for you , no matter how long” he says going to buckle my seat belt and then kisses my forehead when done. He starts the car again and soon we are back on the road.

She said calmly. (Translation: I won't say that none of it was your fault, Arjun. Because you always overlook things.) "Lekin ye waqt nahi hai khud ko blame karne ka. Jo ho gaya wo badla nahi jaa sakta toh jitna ho sake Ina ke future ke baare mein socho. Uski har ek choti cheez ke baare mein khayal rakho." Nancy continued firmly. (Translation: But this isn't the time to blame yourself. What's done cannot be undone, so focus as much as possible on Ina's future. Take care of every little detail regarding her.)

“Do you think I’m making a mistake?” Marcus leaned forward; his voice low. “I think you’re making a decision out of desperation. That doesn’t mean it’s the wrong one, but it does mean you should go into it with both eyes wide open. This isn’t a small favour, Laya. It’s a lifetime choice. Even if you’re released after the birth… the implications won’t just vanish.” “I know,” she whispered. He sighed and studied her carefully. “Have you explored any other options? I have contacts, wealth managers, venture capitalists. If it’s money you need, perhaps there’s another—”

"Then why are you telling me this." "Because pretending it didn't happen won't make it stop happening." He steps closer, not enough to crowd me, just enough that I can't pretend he's not really there. "You can walk into these woods and join Bennett's pack today if you want. That's your choice. But the bond doesn't care about your choice. It'll still be sitting in your chest tomorrow, and the day after that, whether you're standing in his territory or mine."

she said to Idris and ReNew, “who strike with more than blade—but with belief…” “To the scholars,” her eyes lingered on Professor E, “who protect not only lives but knowledge…” “And to the children,” she smiled now, “who remind us of joy in the darkest hour…” Destiny raised her spear—not the ancient one, but a new one forged from her own soul. It shimmered with holy fire. “If I fall, let me fall with truth in my mouth. If I bleed, let my blood birth change. If I die, let it be a spark—not an end.”

It's not fair," I sobbed, finally letting myself go into his arms. You deserve better than this... Lance screams in the distance and it breaks my heart. I can't even turn, it's not Thea who has to comfort her mate anyway, she's not the one who screwed up, it's just me. Mathis catches my eye, feeling guilty. - It's not your fault," I reassure him, taking refuge in his arms. I'm really sorry. - I should have told him I wanted to do it. - Stop it, you're not responsible for my actions.

**flash back** It was the day before my birthday, I was so excited because Alex was going to take me to a concert where akon would be preforming. I called up ma girl Kacie to accompany me to the mall to get a nice dress to wear tomorrow night on my birthday. Alex was my first boyfriend since I left college and I love him daring and would do anything for him. "Hey Kacie, can you come with me to the mall to get a nice dress for my birthday?" I asked happily

I knew instinctively that the scroll was the prophecy he was referring to. "I assume the death of her brother has thrown a wrench in this supposed prophecy." Aro stated calmly, taking my hand in his. "Not exactly." Responded the woman, breaking her silence. "The prophecy merely mentioned a set of twins born to the royal family, a boy and a girl. It was never clear what role each would play in the reunification of the Kingdoms." "The scroll I found in the computer archives," I shot a glance at Aro, "It only had a drawing the resembled my face."

"A distracted Alpha is dangerous, Zak. In seven months, I will determine if you're ready to lead this pack. I suggest you handle whatever this distraction is, or I will have no choice but to push the ceremony back a year." "You can't be serious." My jaw drops. "I go to the meetings. I do patrol. I go to school. I do everything you say and more, but I make two mistakes and you would reject me as the next Alpha?" "I'm not rejecting you. Just pushing-" "It's the same thing!" I snap. Was he serious, or was this just an empty threat? "If you push the ceremony, the pack will see you don’t think I am ready to be Alpha and they will reject me too. You know this."