Coincidence Vs Fate Novels & Stories

"What's really going on? You've been acting strange all morning." "It's nothing," I said while trying to figure out how to explain that I thought fate was using my family as substitutes when I tried to change things. "Just a weird feeling about some coincidences." "Coincidences," he repeated with obvious skepticism. "The rain and the cakes and the newspaper," I said while gesturing vaguely. "It all feels like something I've experienced before." "Like déjà vu?" he asked. "Something like that," I agreed while letting him think it was just a strange feeling rather than actual memories of another timeline.

He started walking in and I started walking very fast, trying to catch up with him. “I don't believe in coincidence, I believe in fate. I feel like we are together again because fate wants us to be together.” He said as he was taking me through corners and all. I finally grabbed what he said and would have laughed if I wasn't walking too fast. “I know you have mixed feelings for me, especially when we met that night. I want that mixed feeling to turn into what I feel for you.”

Could there be more than what the two of them are telling me or what? “It is true that Laurent suddenly attacked Grace when she went towards his study, but then, your friend here Richard equally attacked her as well, so you can say that the both of them took turns. However, Grace is not scared of Laurent the way he is scared of Richard because he knows that Laurent is only being difficult because of the pain he has endured and because he blames the moon Goddess for everything that happens to him. He is not the same person he was before Zara died”

I sighed, looking at her. "I wouldn't go as far as saying you're completely wrong, Sophie, but there's something intriguing about fate. It suggests a preordained path, a connection that transcends circumstances. Take my Uncle Vino, for instance; he can't stand Cain Island, so he never took his children there. Yet, somehow, Caspian and Charlotte found each other. It's as if an unseen force brought them together. Caspian wasn't actively seeking Charlotte; He was simply sent on a mission to solve a problem, and fate intervened to unite them. Harper and I never intended to stay in Lumas, let alone become friends with Jacob, but it happened. No matter how hard Jacob tried, she couldn't progress b

I squealed excitedly. "I found it. I really did!" There was another card hidden on the floor. It read. "Follow the moon trails. More moon coins await you." I stood up from the floor and looked up. The moon filtered through the tall tree branches. All I had to do was find more moon coins. The rules stated that whoever found five moon coins wins regardless of the ribbon. I had paid special attention to the rules while the others were complaining. "I will be able to get out of here before the moon takes control of everyone..."

Elizabeth added, “Isn’t this fate? Anna is married to George, and Grace became in-laws with our family. This year, as she came over to give New Year greetings, it just so happened that you are back in the country and came to also give your New Year greetings. Thus, you two met. It was just so coincidental that you and Grace have known each other since you were young. Somehow, you two met again. If it were not for Anna being George’s Wife, if it were not for the fact that Grace came today, or if not for how you didn’t come on another day, you two would have missed each other.” “So many coincidences had to happen together to let you two meet again. If it isn’t fate, what is it?” Elizabeth said

But the walls swallowed her confession, leaving her as alone as she had always been. The city had its way of orchestrating coincidences. Sophia had always believed coincidences were simply the result of a restless universe arranging chance meetings in secret. Alex, on the other hand, believed they were just accidents—random, meaningless, without design. Neither of them expected the universe—or chance—to intervene that night.

The hell is she doing, touching and caressing Karious' arms and chest? "Oh, I know that one! It's destiny!" his response. I shook my head. "Who really believes in destiny, anyway? If two people meet for the third time, I'd say it's intentional. It could be the intention of forces beyond us, or it could even be the intention of the people around us. No one can tell," I shrugged nonchalantly. "That would be fate," Wenzell commented. "Tss. I would make it seem like everything was a destiny or whatever fate you are talking about," I said with a sigh. "So, the third time we'll meet will be at his company."

Maybe, it was her hair. The car started moving again and it snapped him back to reality. There was no point thinking about a fleeting moment and trying to compare it as a coincidence. He didn't believe in coincidences. He didn't even believe in fate, but he was beginning to think that Ava being in his life, might be just that. Fate. Richard let out a breath that he didn't realize he was holding when the car started moving stealthily. Henry beat the traffic and was now closing the distance to the mansion.

I frowned, looking at her. "I know you told me about the her role but what does that mean?" "The Temple of Eternity moves constantly. Every time a High Priestess is chosen. The temple changes its location." "How does all of this fit with my mother and aunt. Why did my mother run?" "The temple is a fickle thing. It chooses its beholder. Your mother, Tabita, knew before the ceremony that she had been chosen, but couldn't let Ophelia face the devastation. She tried to give her power to Ophelia. It didn't work. Ophelia thought your mother was taking her birthright. She wanted them to merge and share he power but that to wasn't possible." She sighed. "That's why your mother left."