Do You Believe In Destiny Novels & Stories

I had the feeling that he feared that we had been followed. "Some call me The mother of all, and for others I am just a sinner who was exiled by condemning humanity to all sins. However, I am truly the lady of Destiny. I can determine when a new life will come into the world, and I can decide its torments and overcoming. I am the one who chooses which paths humans will cross, and where their lives will end. Even so, I'm stuck in my own Destiny, and I can't create a story for myself.

Anastasia bowed deeply before the abbot. "If I offered the rest of my life, could I earn a chance at another life?" The abbot's eyes were soft with sorrow, his voice steady. "God's plan is beyond our understanding. You wonder about the life to come, but how can you be sure this life isn't the answer to prayers you prayed long ago?" At first, Anastasia didn't understand the depth of his words. It only became clear on a night as ordinary as any other.

However, it seems I may be mistaken about that. “Give it time. There is only one path for you to follow, and it’s one with your mate. It’s destiny.” “That belief in destiny doesn’t really exist these days.” Many have a deluded idea about mates these days, and don't actually want to find one. For some, I don't blame them, because now that I've been paired with Sire, I'm left questioning what is going on with whatever force controls this. “In my time, it mattered. It’s why I pursue you so ardently. We are meant to be together," he tells me.

"I never asked to be Alpha. I was twenty when my father died, barely more than a kid, and suddenly I had the weight of hundreds of lives on my shoulders. Sometimes destiny is cruel Mirabelle. But fighting it DOESN'T make it disappear." I turned to face him then, the moonlight catching the vulnerability in his eyes. For a moment, I saw past the powerful Alpha to the man beneath— a man who understood the suffocating weight of responsibility as well as I did. "I've seen destiny destroy people." I said quietly. "My mother believed in it. She believed in true mates and everything the old stories promised. Look where that got her.." My hand brushed the pendant at my throat. "I don't trust it. I've

Please, take him back, she begged as she struggled to keep her face stone-solemn and unaffected. It’s not too late. Ash, you know what the plan was. Take him back! All of them! This was the plan all along, and it’s time you learn to put your faith in fate. This is your destiny. Not just yours, but everyone’s, and you have to rise to meet it. This is what you were born into the world to do, to be. If you believe nothing else, then believe in that.

Alice wondered and gave it a thought. “You are right. My existence here in this world is a mystery.” Ashley couldn’t help but wonder. “Unless someone lets you enter purposely. The one who can manipulate people’s destiny.” Ashley knitted her eyebrows and asked, “Who could it be?” “I think I know.” “Who?” “The Destiny itself.” Alice said and smiled. ‘You care for us, after all. Thank you, Destiny.’ Alice said in her mind.

- You're right, but still don't believe it, doesn't Jack need to be so stupid. "I'll give a real-life example: some people don't believe that ghosts are real, but in fact, they always exist and follow around us just depending on each person's 'destiny'" meet' in real life or not. These people may be a match for some unjustly dead soul, so pay attention to what is called a predestined relationship or a replacement for the"-Marin paused for a moment. to gather strength and then continued: "I'm only going to tell you how much, if you want to get into the matter, there's a lot to talk about"

“You’re safe now. Whatever you saw, it hasn’t happened yet. We will figure it out together” Ella raised her tear-streaked face to look into his crimson eyes. Was it really just a dream? She wondered as memory from the dream still lingered. Valen,” she whispered, her voice barely audible. “Yes?” “Do you believe in destiny?” Valen’s hand paused mid-stroke before resuming. “I believe we make our own destiny, Ella. But sometimes, we’re called to something greater than ourselves.” His words resonated with her, but the uncertainty in her heart remained.

“I am not here to discuss that. I am here to discuss destiny.” “How am I to trust someone I do not know?” I ask incredulously. “You do not trust those you know either.” She responds. “Fair.” I concede. “So, what of destiny?” “Destiny is a series of opportunities and gifts, written in the stars before your birth.” The woman begins. “Yes, written in the stars.” I groan. I grow weary of this trust in the universe. “Theia knows much about destiny, as she was born when your egg was created in the womb of your mother. Centuries before your birth. Your birth already foretold.” The woman divulges.

“I know this will sound bizarre at first, but please, hear me out.’’ He says calmly. I nod, feeling as though I couldn’t refuse anything to him. “In my... culture, we believe that everyone has another half somewhere in this world.’’ “Like a soul mate?’’ I ask, curious. He cringes a little, but ends up nodding with a little smile. “Similar, yeah.’’ He speaks softly, but I can still sense authority in his voice. “It is said that...’’ he hesitates a little. “Destiny will bring these two halves together. You are the one destined for me.’’