Novel & Cerita Chasing Fate Across The World

My hands trembled slightly as I tightened my grip on the reins. Without wasting a second, we mounted our horses and rode off as fast as we could. The wind kept brushing against my face harshly, but I didn’t care. My heart was pounding too loudly in my ears. All I could think about was my father. I silently prayed that I just wasn’t too late. Within a few minutes, we got to the pack territory. Before we reached the gates, we could already hear the sound of wailing. The entire pack was in chaos. Wolves were gathered everywhere, some crying, some whispering among themselves. The atmosphere was thick with sorrow and fear.

She was the only gentle thing my heart had ever known. “We found her,” Luca said from the doorway. For one long moment, the world stopped moving. Cherry… Alive…. Here. I could finally reach her. I shut the phone and put it back in the drawer. “Bring her to me,” I ordered. The world hid her from me long enough. ********* FATE: Two lives. Both tied to violence in very different ways. One is desperately trying to run from her past. One is fiercely hunting for his future. They have no idea how quickly love can turn into a terrible war. And how their two worlds are about to crash into each other.

God, the breakfast better be worth it. That night, dreams were elusive, wisps of silver moonlight, glimpses of sunrise coloured fur through the trees, storm grey eyes, glowing amber orbs, the whispering of wind through leaves. It all felt so important and incredibly elusive. The moment I tried to hold an image, it would slip through my fingers like water. I felt the creeping, crushing darkness of the forest, the fire from the sunrise wolf, the sparks of a mate bond and the sorrow of one broken.

“O-okay.” “I don’t know if we’re running into a battle, so when we get back, I need you to find somewhere safe. Preferably in the packhouse. There will be people there that will protect you.” I nodded, fully clothed now. Suddenly I heard the gut wrenching crunch of bones breaking and couldn’t tear my eyes from Zak as his body twisted and contorted quickly. His body grew larger and carmel fur sprouted from his skin. In just seconds, the large be

I exhaled, though I can't control my pounding heart as my palms get colder. Grandpa nodded before he turned his back at me and jogged ahead of me at the opposite direction of they took. I looked back at them halfway and I could vaguely saw them because of the distance. I started to jog to catch up with grandpa even though my mind is shuffling. I don't know what to think right now and I don't know if I had to believe it. It’s kind of impossible. But my instinct keeps on whispering in my mind to believe it. I really don't want to. But what if, my instinct is right? How far will I take it to overcome from it? And what will happen to Hannah and I?

if you didn’t meet, your fated pair you will forever be alone if you didn’t meet your fated pair your life wouldn’t be complete and only suffering will come before you Some wolves tried to deny that fact but, in the end, they just fall in the abyss. Only if the fated pair connect will give each other a happiness that can give you a flutter in your heart. You can never deny them because your soul, your body, and your whole existence will already recognize that person as someone that is the missing piece in the puzzle off your life

He remarked this when he met her angry expression. "Do you realize how many people would be looking for you if they knew you existed?" Do you realize how much trouble you'll cause? For almost acentury, there has been no Fate in ouruniverse. King Shaw would be willing to burnhalf his kingdom just to have his hands on you." Lisa shook her head and averted her gaze. Marke was enraged. They were all enraged. It couldn't possibly be real. "Why is it that everyone craves a Fate so much?"

Does that mean, a bad weather is approaching? "It's sad." Ariz said in an almost inaudible voice. "This calm and peaceful world is slowly losing its radiance. Soon darkness will prevail." Looking at the white line above, Nobel heave a deep sigh. He can't understand a thing about Ariz was trying to say. Surely this is just a dream generated by his own subconscious. There's nothing in the real world that resembles this place at all, yet somehow, it felt like it was someone's home. "I want to ask a little question." Ariz put her hands behind her back as she turned to him, glint of curiosity flashing in her eyes. "What will you do if ever I lose my memory and forget about you?"

“You are. It doesn’t matter. Violetta runs this place and you better get used to it, Evie. If you keep up this attitude, you'll end up on the streets. Or even worse, dead. Do you want that?” “No…” Evie whispered. “Well, then I have a suggestion. You can either behave and earn money at this place, or you can leave. You choose. No one will stop you. It's your choice," Ingrid stated. Evie knew she couldn’t leave. The streets of Chicago were too dangerous. She would be raped and killed in a matter of days if that happened. I will stay.”

The older Knight simply nodded and wished her a good ride as Faline gripped the reins and left. Chimēræ can fly but it only does so when the Blood Star was alive. The Chimēræ trotted along the road leaving the walls of the city. Hoof prints trailed behind in the thin layer of snow. Astora was soaring ahead of her, its strong wings spread widely and defiant against the winter cold. The sky was clearing with only a few wispy clouds slowly drifting across the stark blue canvas. It was a little over an hour into the ride when Faline sensed that she was being watched. She focused her vision, seeing through the frosted trees and bushes. There were dozens of men lurking in the trees and piled snow.