Discipline Is Destiny Novels & Stories

"I guess this girl just didn't expect to meet the director, such a cold-blooded person, so cruel; I heard that she was going to run away temporarily, but who would have been arrested." "Haha, don't you know? The director who went to bed with a girl has never held back. If you don't want to be blamed, lie there with your legs wide open and wait." They are a bunch of vile Alphas. The law, in their eyes, is just an ornament. Also true, this society only favors the superior Alphas; kidnapping or being forced to mark these things is only natural for them.

“No, that's not what this is about. Self-defense, yes, and strength, power, technique. But it's a discipline. It's more about concentration and self-control. Yes, that would indeed be a good option for him. "Now, it looks cool." I think there are some gyms there, no? - Several. I'll look for some when I get back. We had already finished our appetizers and he took my hand again. your handshake it was warm and firm, and it made my pulse jump. - How was your day? he asked. "And how have you been feeling?"

But unable to contain her curiosity, she asked, “W-where did you hear such things?” Sella looked into Linda’s eyes and whispered in a low voice as if she was afraid to speak such things aloud! “From Emily! Every time she had the seizures she repeated about fulfilling her destiny! When I was in New York, one of my husband’s colleagues who is a psychologist said once that if Emily can be made to believe in some way that she is a going to fulfil her destiny, her subconscious mind might accept it and she can get completely cured!” “Oh!!” Linda sighed placing a hand on her chest!

His breathing evened. The man leaned against the table, arms folded loosely, posture relaxed in a way that suggested not comfort, but mastery. “Most people believe discipline is about force,” the man said. “They think control comes from volume. From threat.” He tilted his head slightly, watching. “They’re wrong.” The silence returned, but now it was structured—anchored by the words already spoken. “Force is inefficient,” the man continued. “It creates resistance. What we cultivate here is compliance without friction.”

Eli and every other person would easily betray me just to get some favor from Xavier. As the sun began its descent over the horizon, I rode out west, towards the setting sun. I was riding to destiny. "Destiny is not a matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It was not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved." The sages said and I would be flaming damned if I allow myself to be a waiting duck while Alpha Xavier has a field day.

I said again. You are too quick to judge. I accompany Daddy to lunch with a client because I am his daughter. Is it wrong for me to do that? Everything I do is also for the sake of establishing good cooperation; don't act too much like a child. I replied to Petter. To be honest, I didn't feel comfortable discussing it via message, but I also wanted to follow Petter's game. I want us to meet tonight. We haven't spent time together for a long time. Petter's message didn't seem like an invitation, but an order that I had to obey.

Though I never thought I was going to get bothered by my mom if she got to see the video, seeing the reactions from my university mates, my stomach flustered upon thinking about my mom’s reaction. “We are facing the hurdles of life as it presents itself,” she said and sighed. “That’s why you have to focus on your studies, Nadia. I don’t want to hear stories that touch your heart from you. I don’t want you to end up like me so, keep your distance away from all those campus boys. Are you listening?” she advised. My mom has never been on the good side with men. After my father left her for another woman, my mother hasn’t been the same. But her life goal was for me to become a graduate, become a

Unfortunately for Dex, his tour came to nothing, and he returned unmated. When he returned last year, he was too busy taking over the pack that he didn't notice how hard Lucy was trying to get them back together. She is sure that they belong together, even though they are not fated mates. She is convinced that the Moon Goddess made a mistake, and that is why they have not met their fated mate, because they are already together.

'The late princess was a cruel ruler and when she passed away, she refused to leave the power and threatened to destroy the kingdom, In order to keep her silent, my father; the king and the wolves decided to let her rule the night while we rule the day' 'The wolves?' I furrow my eyebrows. 'Yes, the wolves are our justice. I'm sure you met them already. They help us take important decisions that can affect the heritage of the kingdom' 'They didn't seem welcoming' jessica said with an annoyed tone. 'That's for your good. The longer you stay here, the you in this universe will face trouble and it may so happen that the two souls can murge and case an adverse reaction. Your personalities may con

He speaks of numbers, but his sentences seem laden with subtext. "Sometimes one must accept losing control in the short term, to gain all the more substantial control in the long term, don't you agree, Miss Vance?" "The key lies in discipline," he continues later, his eyes boring into mine. "In absolute obedience to the rules one has set for oneself. That's what allows one to go very, very far."