Coincidence Vs Fate Novels & Stories

and we don't know what is waiting for us in terms of going with the flow yet we choose to live like this only. we're already prepared for whatever comes our way, we're ready to accept that flow of life brings us. We don't know whether going with the flow will lead us to painful Fate or beautiful destiny yet we just keep living life with the flow because we know we don't have a choice with this helpless heart that keeps pushing us towards peoples and events that makes us lose control over ourselves. And right now, I feel the same. Rishi isn't a planned part of my life.

“Your eyes don’t lie, Laurel. And you may even succeed… Everyone on guard has been ordered not to harm you in any way. How about something to consider before I leave?” Laurel eyed him. “What is the difference between fate and destiny?” Eden asked. “Is one more powerful than the other?” “Fate is an event that will happen no matter what choices you make… Destiny is the result of the choices you make.” Eden smiled, “One of my elders said something like that to me once… So I’ll say the same thing I said to him to you.” Laurel frowned. “Fate is a beggar on the street,” Eden said. “Destiny tosses coins occasionally. Sometimes to its benefit and sometimes not.”

“Are you all soul bonded? Were any of you born under the same moon, on the same day, or during the same celestial event?” They shake their heads. “No. Apart from anything else, Tobias and I are two years older,” Lincoln says. But then I feel Xander still. “I vaguely remember Max saying something about soul bonds. We share a birthday. We discussed it once,” he says, his voice sounding far away. Lincoln looks around me to Tobias. “So do we, don’t we?” Tobias nods stiffly. Sage claps her hands together, laughing. “You must be soul bonded, then. It’s incredibly rare to be soul bonded, but two pairs? The Goddess chose you all to be Zahra’s mates before you were even born. This is a destiny far ou

“And tonight, it seems I did.” She rolled her eyes, but heat crept into her cheeks all the same. “Fate, is it? So you’re saying these little encounters of ours are… what, destiny?” “What else would you call it?” he countered smoothly. “Three meetings, all by chance. I don’t believe chance works that hard unless it wants something.” “Mm,” Sofia hummed, deliberately sceptical. “And what does fate want, according to you?” “For me to have your number.”

“There was more to it than it seems, petite. I like to think fate had a hand in it, that destiny brought us to a certain point in time and forged the bond we now acknowledge as friendship, not unlike the same power that drew you and the captain to one another last night.” “Oh, such idealism, Eric. Capitaine Hill was simply in the right place at the right time.” He smiled, but it didn’t reach his eyes. “There are no accidents in life, Mademoiselle. Only fate.” She did not reply, but part of her agreed with him. She had always believed in destiny, certain a stronger force existed which controlled the universe and its occurrences. Had something caused her to meet Grant Hill, or was it simply ch

His instinct only tells one thing to do. Survive. But on that fateful day, he met his goddess of fortunes as his savior. His life rescuer. Someone who has destined to be his home. A safe haven for him. Ever since that day, his feet entered her life. If Sister Hua didn't show up that day, his fate probably ended it up in the sewers or even worse. He could be a pocket thief or a beggar. Busying himself begging on the street with no future. Now, slowly, with a straight head, his path life was steady and clear. He no longer feels scared of what future has hold for him ahead.

Still in disbelief, Kenzi leaned forward in her chair and asked, "What makes you so sure that she's the one for you?" Edward smiled and said, "How many times do we have to try to avoid each other, but God keeps bringing us together? Isn't that fate?" He looked proud with each sentence. "Last night, we even accidentally ran into each other again." Sitting in his chair, Richard smirked sarcastically. "That's not fate, Ed. Just a coincidence," he enjoyed messing with the happiness of the man in front of him. "Damn it!" Just as he finished cursing, Edward reflexively furrowed his brow. He noticed the hard-to-interpret look in Kenzi's eyes. "Why?" he asked.

Maximus looked from me to Kayla and then back to me. "Ah, it is a coincidence isn't it a very weird coincidence" I shook my head. "Coincidence does not exist... A Nana actually told me that everything happens for a reason.. It is Kismat—Fate. " Fate? There is nothing like fate, everything happens as a result of our hands in it" I smiled and peered straight into his eyes. "I think so too and when you finally realize that what you have done is wrong you decide to work like fate and clean up the unwanted specs... It is is still fate isn't it?"

Yet I couldn't imagine not being there for her. I didn't know what was wrong with me. I barely knew her. We had met in a hospital room. Then somehow, we had crossed paths again in another city. And then again a few days ago. Three meetings. Three completely different circumstances. That couldn't be coincidence. At least, I didn't want to believe it was. I leaned against the wall. Fate. That was the only explanation I could come up with. The universe was trying to tell me something. What exactly?

Then there is a moment when all your switches jack up , and after being out of it for a while even if it was a couple of hours you consider yourself lucky . If you wake up next to someone you love to Pluto and back; when you wake up knowing that you have someone out there who cares that you are alive , or wake up knowing you will overcome whatever obstacles you face because you believe that everything is working for you and not against you... you are blessed.