Do You Believe In Destiny Novels & Stories

CHAPTER 100 - EPILOGUE 2 HOURS EARLIER ~ ROSEANNA Do you believe in fate? i don't. Though once I had strong believe in one and I always though that everything that happened to me so far is because of the fucking fate, but no. There is no thing as fate. Fate is fake. Destiny is fake. Nothing just happens because the earth revolves and causes it to happen.

"My past is filled with lessons. Lessons that have shaped who I am today." Raul nodded. "I can see that." Kazuya’s gaze was intense, his presence commanding. "We have much to discuss, Raul. But first, tell me, do you believe in destiny?" Raul was stunned by the sudden questions in his mind he thought “What the heck is this guy going on about.” But he shrugged it off and responded"I believe we make our destiny." Kazuya’s smile widened. "An interesting perspective. One I can appreciate. Sit, we have plans to make."

The corner of his mouth twitched once before he fixed his expression. “See that you don’t. The Goddess may decide to bless you. It might be the night that you meet your mate.” I nodded in understanding even though something twisted inside of me. The whole destiny thing had always been a topic that made me uneasy. I believed in loyalty, sure. In family. In protecting what’s mine. The idea that fate could just hand me someone random and expect me to bind myself to them, to love them, was a different matter altogether. That was a chain that I wasn’t sure I wanted.

Since the seal was lifted, Yuldra was now glowing red. He was in high spirits and had the demeanor of a powerhouse. “Do all the older powerhouses know about it?”James asked. Yuldra nodded. “Destiny is the final destination and isn’t affected by the will of any living being. Since they understand it, you should understand it too.” “Destiny.” James narrowed his eyes. “I don’t believe in destiny the most.”

Charlie hadn't done much research on the study of destiny. In the Apocalyptic Book, there was a wealth of miscellaneous knowledge, but it notably lacked explanations about destiny. He used to think that destiny might be like India's caste system, where a high destiny equated to a high caste, meaning a person of high caste only had a high social status, but they didn't inherently possess great strength. People of high caste could still get sick, age, and face various accidents just like anyone else. However, Vera's words suggested that destiny was far more complex than he had imagined.

Finally the bitch gets her tongue and I can't let her step on my toes , I'm not Nicole, so I'm going to defend the both of us " Hey listen here woman, I'm not naive as Nicole, she's been through a lot and I demand respect for her, she might be poor but she's human, when her family died I was there with her, I've been watching and helping her mould into the fierce and courageous woman she is now, both her and Kyle are in love and you just in denial, you don't want to see your son with a poor girl, what has she done to you that you loathe her that much huh, no one chooses his/her destiny, fate just catches up with us, both her Kyle are in there fighting for their lives and the only thing you

Destiny. The reason we have to meet and part with someone is Fate. Baby believes that everyone who is connected to other people in his/her life is because those people must have a common thread (destiny) with each other. In conclusion, we will only meet or have relationships with people who have a common thread with us. It is impossible for us to meet other people if we don't have a common thread that binds us, everything that happens in life is the thing that should happen. That's the people we know, we will only meet people who are destined to be in our lives.

"Do you believe in soulmates?" I read that note again and again. Something in it made me stir. I did believed in love but never thought or imagined myself in one. I don't know what came over me. I picked up my pen and started scribbling on that piece of paper.

"Oh, I'll stay... It is always very sad to see someone being buried, but death will come to everyone. I'll accept it.” "Yes, you're right.” "Do you believe in destiny, Joana?” I frowned, totally confused. "I think so.” "I totally believe," he said still in a gloomy tone, watching the burial before us. "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.

That's all it says so I turned to the next page. Chapter 1. Do you believe in fate? How about destiny? All things happening are all well planned by our destiny. You are existing because of a purpose. You are here because it is your destiny. I frowned. Does this book have hope? I get absorbed in what I read. Mythology is written then destiny and fate are content? Is this book fooling me? But somehow, the context is rubbing my gut. You are existing because of a purpose. You are here because it is your destiny...