Novel & Cerita Coincidence Vs Fate

He gave her nothing more than a chilly glance, then closed his hand around mine and pulled me away. Back then, I thought that was devotion. Thought he was choosing me with unwavering resolve. All those soft “My principessa” had felt like love. But now it’s painfully clear: If he married Sera, he’d lose me. If he married me, he might lose his title. So he chose to marry neither— and disguised it as “God’s choice” through that draw, so he wouldn’t have to lose anything at all. Christmas had always been my personal day of suffering,

Hmmmmm, I hope I'm not in the wrong place. I stood there, looking at the groom. He was handsome. Did they have to include the Greek God in this? His brown hair was slicked back in a messy way, but it looked good. His blue orbs were staring at me, full of confusion and anger. Wait, wait, so I might actually get a job after this? I won't disappoint him. I need to leave that place. I can't stand being there anymore. The longer I stay there, the higher the chances of me losing my mind. I felt someone squeeze my hand, which brought me out of my thoughts. I found the groom and the priest staring at me.

Adrian shook his head and said, “What I see is beyond your understanding. Just listen. I only wish to see your fate. Everything in this world has its destiny. The past sows the seeds and the future reaps the results. Fate works similarly. There might be a main line of destiny with countless branches twisting around it, correcting or deviating from it. “Today, I’ve seen your calamity. I can’t pinpoint a single main cause because there are too many influencing factors. For instance, your choice to hunt those five people instead of sharing the resources of this cave. “There are many factors affecting the main line of fate. This is the first time I’ve felt my own insignificance. These branches o

"A while ago, I was no one in my life. I spent a few years lamenting about a past that I barely remembered properly. So I met some people who changed me completely. These people were friends with others, and others, and I ended up becoming part of a circle full of people who didn't know why they knew each other. It's crazy to say it out loud, but it's the truth. I think everything has a reason in people's lives. Death, life, wealth, poverty... Unfortunately we only understand when we get to the end of the story, and it's so sad not to be able to control these things. All I wanted most in the world was to know how fate determines who will come our way in the most unexpected way possible.” "I

She didn't know who he was, she had never met him before but she knew right there and then that he was her mate. She didn't admire his features for long as she immediately moved away when she heard him call out. “You…” Fear immediately gripped her and she stood straight. She bowed immediately and apologized. “Forgive me, I… it wasn't intentional”. She quickly explained but he remained quiet. 'how is this possible? The moon goddess said I didn't have a fated mate but I'm very sure I feel the mate bond with her. Did she really give me a chance'? He thought still looking at her trying very hard to hide the shock he was feeling.

“He thinks he's my fated mate or something.” Nancy choked on her coffee, spluttering slightly. “Seriously?” I rolled my eyes. “I know, right? I’ve been waiting years for my fated mate, and when the mysterious son of Kiran Cadelyn comes into play and helps me one time, he assumes he’s my mate.” Her eyes squinted, “Well…I kind of had a feeling about that, too, Sets.” My eyebrows furrowed in confusion. Did we do something I can’t remember?

“Why your mother’s song? Why now? Why me?” “Why do you think I’m asking you?” he counters. “If you don’t know, how do you know it’s not just…” I wave a hand. “Coincidence.” He drums his fingers once on his knee. “When I was sixteen,” he says, “one of my uncles told me coincidence is just God laughing at our expense.” “I thought you didn’t believe in fate,” I say. “I don’t,” he says. “I believe in men who use fate as an excuse to do whatever they want. I’ve been one of them.”

“Alex, don’t be ridiculous. It’s not about matching. It’s about complementing. You know, like yin and yang.” I stared at her, utterly exhausted. “I don’t even know what that means.” “It means,” she said with a dramatic flourish, “that we’re a power couple, and we need to act like it. Trust me, Liam’s family won’t know what hit them.” “That’s what I’m afraid of,” I muttered under my breath. She linked her arm through mine and smiled up at me. “Oh, don’t be such a pessimist, Alex. This is going to be fun.”

“He’s gaining numbers.” I flipped through the folder, checking the names. A few were familiar, old allies of Reymond's from his days as CEO. Others were newer threats. People I wasn't too familiar with or ever considered as a threat until now. “He’s building a coalition.” I muttered. “Yes,” Victor said. “And from what we can tell, he’s putting it as a return of stability. A chance to reclaim the company again under his authority.” “Stability?” I scoffed, closing the folder. “He’s the reason the company almost went bankrupt years ago and now he’s offering stability?”

“Yes, but in Lia’s case, it is complicated. The crest she wears can block others from sensing her wolf. Since the two of you have been around each other enough, even if she isn’t wearing the crest, the signs might not be noticeable. Fated mates are now rare, and some might even walk past their fated mate without ever realizing it. Some have even died because they met their fated mate but never knew it.” “You said a year, but I have known Lia for over six years. If we were fated to each other, wouldn’t she have gone into heat sooner?” I glanced at Silica for a split second before focusing on dodging through traffic. “Even if you two had met then, it wouldn’t have made a difference. You are ol