Fate Light Novels & Stories

The thought of her being dormant was too hard to accept. "No, I'll be here with you but resting. That's all." saying she got up from my lap. "Lia, remember. I'll always be there for you in your decisions and you are much more than what you think. Be brave." she said walking away. She turned back to me. "I'm ready to shift one more time" "huh? shift? for what?" I questioned. But before I could hear her, my surroundings started to get foggy, then black.

He held me so tightly, promising, "I don't believe in fate. I only know that you are the love of my life." I had believed him. Every memory of our love felt vivid, still so close—yet now, he had abandoned me for another woman without a second thought. I didn't understand. Was fate truly something we couldn't fight? Had it really pulled him, irresistibly, into Grace's arms? My whole body ached, each breath felt like fire. I couldn't tell whether the pain came from the wound or from my heart. Darkness fell like a curtain. When I came to, I was lying in a hospital bed.

"I was told it can only be seen under a blue light." "Huh? Blue light? What a stupid idea to do for just a card. And who told you that? Was it that guy?" "No..." Fate heard it from a senior in college. Actually, all the things that she knew about the company is from this senior. She greatly admired that person who had helped her a lot during her student days, so even though nobody believed her, Fate did. Even after college they kept in touch, although not as frequent, and remained good friends.

I was as good as dead. “Uhm, tonight is the full moon, Miss. Are you sure everyone voted correctly?” Grace asked in her voice. I gulped. I couldn’t speak. “I’m sure everyone did. And even if tonight is the full moon, what does it matter? Scared the big wolves are going to haunt you down?” Another student taunted. The potential Alphas, Betas and gammas hooted tauntingly. “You wish. The hunting game is on,” an omega retaliated. The others nodded in response. There was no way they would ever give in to the others. This was a fight for power and dominance. I was just hopelessly trapped in between.

She is fair in complexion, she is the same height as me, she has a pointed nose, small heart-shaped lips and she’s a bit chubby. "Hi, how are you " I responded while putting on a hair net "I’m good. The cakes are ready you can start laying the frost on them" "Okay" Once I started laying the frost on the cake, Amal came closer to me, she looked at the cake before she glance at me. "Afraah today is Monday," She said "I’m very much aware of that," I said still concentrated on what I’m doing "You’re not supposed to use chocolate as the layers frost"

I know it sounds cliché but I'm happy and that's all that matters. Back to Lisa's party, she threw a very large party celebrating her 20th birthday which I heard she already celebrated six months ago. We the maids worked our asses off to put the event together, but we weren't even invited. What was I even thinking? There was no way we would be invited to a party for the elite. Overall, everything was going smoothly and the witch herself hasn't been bothering me so I'm living a normal life I guess....

Said you'd never break my heart Never leave me in the dark I guess there are just some promises we shouldn't make Shoulda knew from the start I'm in the dark Show a little loving Shine a little light on me Show a little loving Shine a little light on me Show a little loving Shine a little light on me (Chorus 1) I'm in the dark I can't see Can't see it Can't see it Feeling my way back to you I can't feel Can't feel it Can't feel it (Chorus 2) Reach out show a little loving Shine a little light on me Show a little loving Shine a little light on me

“I believe that fate pushes in the direction we're supposed to go, but we have to chose how to go there. We get to choose the path that leads us to our fate.” “Interesting,” he said, slowly digesting my words. “What if I don't like my fate? Do I get to choose a different one?” “No,” I replied shaking my head. “We don't get to chose our fates, just how we accept them. Fate is that the sun is going to set and we will be in the dark. There is nothing we can do to stop it. It is what is destined to happen. But we have free will, so even though the sun sets and there is darkness, we can chose to gather and light candles.”

As they passed through a stray section of the cold mist to enter the portal, their vision was momentarily absent. Their muscles tensed as the fog cleared. The hall in which they stood was so white, it was almost as if it had absorbed the fog. High arches met at the ceiling giving the place a look of exaggerated height. Before them stood a single figure with skin so bright it glowed a tint of blue. The woman had long flowing hair and an ageless face, both young as a child and wise as a sage. Her eyes, though, were colorless —and at the same time full of color—in the iris with lightning streaking outward from the pupil at unknown intervals. They were tumultuous and soothing at the same time. T

"I have real friends to save. Who mean far more to me than Ameline Benoit could ever hope to." "It's not my choice," Iepa wailed. "Nor is it yours. Fate, your Fate, ours, dictates. We are all just Her tools." I rested my chin on Sassy's head as I scowled at her. "You're saying Fate is a person now?" Max rumbled an agreement before Iepa could answer. "Yes, indeed," he said. "Both the Light and the Dark have a Fate they answer to, Syd." He glared at my maji guide. "You did not tell her so?"