Coincidence Vs Fate Novels & Stories

my mom tried to comfort me. MC took a bite, looked at me and said “I wonder. Is it fate or coincidence that brought you two together in that elevator?” She made me wonder. What if it was fate? If you believe such type of thing exists…

Two people from two different worlds meet by coincidence and yet it felt like fate. Meeting you was fate , becoming your friend was a choice, but falling in love with you was beyond my control. END….

“Well… they’re not wrong. You really are charming. It’s almost annoying now.” Ann nodded. “Very. Suspiciously charming.” “See? Testimony from the honorable ladies. I rest my case.” he placed a hand on his chest dramatically. Everyone laughed but Jairo was simply watching Kara. He was replaying how she had called Leo charming in his head. Desmond went next. He opened his paper. “Do you believe people meet by fate, coincidence, or choice?” Kara straightened a little, listening. Desmond looked around the circle before answering. “I think people meet through a mix of all three. Fate brings them to the doorstep, coincidence is when they open the door, and choice decides whether they stay.”

“Ah can touch you here, too.” I slapped her hand away. “Maurice?” Maurice had his notebook out and was flipping through it. “Yes, I think I might have an idea.” “You do?” I tried to keep a lid on my excitement, I’d been burned too often. “I think it’s fate,” he said. “Fate can’t touch you.” “Okay,” I said. “What does that mean?” “I’ve noticed that whenever you face something that seems inevitable, you manage to avoid it. Not always for something better, but it’s not what should happen. Two and two doesn’t always mean four for you.”

After thinking for a while, Nathan was ready to give Amada an answer. "What should I say? I never believed in fate until I met you that night." "What do you mean?" Amada made a confused expression. "The fact that I came across you by chance while being attacked by delinquents." Nathan slowly explained: "If it wasn't foreknowledge that came to save it, it must have been fate." "We didn't know each other than," Amada commented. "Right." Nathan agreed: "So what happened that day, for me it was fate. And the fact that I found you outside the nightclub. I believe it was all arranged in advance."

Artemis roared. “Oh I see you’ve decided to join me again after your little outburst in the car” I snickered back to my wolf. Artemis growled, “She’s ours.” “Artemis is she our….mate? Do we get a second chance?” I asked him shakily in my mind. I couldn’t help but feel my palms start to sweat and a small excitement grew inside me. Second-chance mates are very rare in our world and I have already lost my first fated mate in a cruel and twisted turn of fate.

look at that cunningness. “Shouldn't you be more concerned about me? Rather than being concerned about your best friend?” well my reaction and question both were valid, I stated the facts and it's our wedding tomorrow. “What the problem is that Hazel, she is my best friend of course she will Matter to me.” He explained, making me stunned. so his best friend matters more than his soon to be wife - Great. “It should be me who should Matter the most.” I roared and he rolled his eyes.

'Soon, we'll see her,' He growls, his voice sounding deep. 'Soon.' That also means we get closer to having her make a decision. It feels like fate doesn't want us together, as ever since we met, she has always had to make decisions that border on ending our relationship or moving on with it. There are a lot of boundaries surrounding us, and it feels like the closer we get to breaking one, the farther it pushes away from us. I feel Thane's excitement die down as we get to the floor, and just like that, the trail I was following disperses. It leaves me wondering if I had just imagined her scent because I wanted to find her badly.

Damon’s POV The most laughable thing about fate or the concept of it were the coincidences. The coincidences that transcended a man’s life, either for better or ultimately for worse. Regardless, such occurrences or as I mentioned earlier, coincidences that remained pivotal than man’s own birth and death, were termed ‘fate’. For exiled Jasper, a man now worth nothing, this would be his biggest coincidence yet. Stripped from his former glory, wrapped in bandages of his own undoing, he let himself be taken away grimly by guards he once held authority over.

I interrupted. 'Oh yeah. Loads of people think fated mates are a myth for our kind, but they aren't. It happens so rarely anymore, most started to believe we came up with it because of the way Lycans mate. They were really common before the kingdoms split. I think our clans not intermingling anymore is why it doesn't happen very often now." She said, wrinkling her nose. "I think you're confusing stories with reality." I stated flatly.