Do You Believe In Fate Novels & Stories

"It's silent." He nods, then rests against one of the bookshelves. "I would like to inquire about something." I attempt to seem unaffected. "What did you say?" He observes me for a moment prior to speaking. "Do you have faith in fate?" The inquiry surprises me unexpectedly. "Fate, as in Destiny?" "Affirmative." "Do you believe that events occur for a purpose?" I waver, feeling unexpectedly anxious. "I'm not sure." "I suppose... at times."

The things that cannot be changed because it is suppose to happen. I never believed that fate truly exists. Fate is a very old idea. People believe that if a certain thing happened, they think that it's what suppose to happen. Fate doesn't have anything to do with people's lives. It is the choices that we make. If we choose the wrong decision, then there's a consequence that we have to face. But if we choose the right decision, then everything will fall into place. But now, my perception about it suddenly changed completely. It was as if my heart learned that "fate" really does exist. That it's not because of our actions, rather, it's because it is what is written in the stars. And it has it

I smile at her and take a big sip of my tea. “Now child I must tell you as much as I can without changing the fate. When you were born you were blessed the three fates the mother, the crone and the maiden had advised me of your birth and the some what prophecy about you . The three fates have recently informed me the wheels are spinning and the fate of all supernatural kind is now on the tipping scales I can not advise you what to do or how things plan to go because it could change the fate altogether but I can however train with you to help you grow to make the right choices in your path. Please do not take this new necklace off and I would like to see you every Wednesday for energy trainin

Kazeal said, taking a deep breath. “I can try,” I said. Kazeal nodded wearily. “Hey,” I gained his attention. “Hmm?” “People often like to represent the shackles of fate by a red string. But I used to believe the same, but not anymore. We are all bound by thorny vines of fate and it appears like a red string to the eyes because the vines are smeared with our blood. It’s ok to feel lost. I feel exactly the same right now. But none of this is our fault. I know you want to stop this war and I know why you don’t want me to get involved, but Kazeal, can we fight fate? Can we ever execute our plans the way we imagined?”

Six months ago, I knew what I wanted and where I wanted to be. Ordinary human life and away from these places. Fate laughed at my plans. She showed how sometimes the most important events in your life happen in one second. Point of no return. Do you believe in Fate? Not? Then she will definitely click you on the nose. Although I'm not like you, maybe for you people, Fate gives more freedom. Who am I? I am a half-breed. And this is my struggle with the inevitable.

She glanced from the leaving waiter, then back to Tobias. “What…what are you doing?” “Letting fate decide.” “What is that meant to mean?” “It means everything that happens in this world, is controlled by fate. Our meeting, our marriage, the divorce, later meeting again, the events that happened and even down to this very moment, It’s all being controlled by one single string. Fate. I don’t know about you, but I believe everything, had led to the very moment, in the future, where we are happy together, however that might not be the case,”

She breaks the moment of silence between us, peering down at me with a genuine smile. A smile to show that indeed she has forgiven me. But a second chance might never be possible. “Nothing. I just can't help but blame myself for everything happening to you.” “It is fate, not you. Everything that is happening to me, to you, and to us has been written down. This is our fate. Both marriage and divorce were part of our destiny. Perhaps if we were still in that marriage, something bad would have happened, don't you think?” I nod. “But I don't believe in fate.”

“That you were cursed with long life by the moon goddess?” He didn't look shocked by my question. In fact, he looked like had been expecting it. There were a lot of myths surrounding his life that nobody knew what was true and what wasn't. I stared at him expectantly, with my ears perked up to hear his answer. “Some call it a curse. Some call it a blessing. But I call it my fate,” he said easily. “So you do believe in fate?” I asked. “Yes. You should too,” he said, shocking me with his response.

"But we never can. The Moon Goddess doesn't show us the whole path, and some of her decisions seem crazy to us because we can't see it. But she always has a plan. There is always a purpose behind everything she does." He smiles sadly. "Part of faith is trusting in that plan and having the courage to follow the path she lays before us, even when we can't see where it leads." But that feels fucking terrifying. "The mate bond isn't simply a reward for finding someone to love. It's one of the greatest gifts she'll ever give us. Sometimes it strengthens families. Sometimes it unites packs. Sometimes it changes the course of history." His hand settles heavily on my shoulder. "You never know what s

Or so I hope. I do not know what fate has in store for us. From a young age, my father and mother drilled it into my brain that fate is alive and well and that she rules us all. We may think that we are making out choices, but in reality, it is fate who is pushing us to make those choices. She chooses our fated mates for us, the people who are meant to inspire us and bring us joy and happiness for the rest of our lives. It’s something that I have always bought into, thinking that life will pan out exactly the way that I wanted it to.