Fate Makes No Mistakes Novels & Stories

As a matter of fact, being with her felt comfortable and grounding. On the night of my official enrollment, Mom called. She told me that Maya had died. The court case was about to start, but Wayne couldn’t resist gambling one last time and lost badly. Unable to pay the debt, he secretly handed Maya over to loan sharks, and she didn’t make it. After hanging up, I let out a sigh. Beside me, Jane asked curiously, “What’s wrong?” I turned to her, smiling. “It’s nothing important. “I heard you’re still single. Do you think I might have a chance?”

“We are talking like she is not a grown woman who should be allowed to make her own decisions.” “I am well aware of how capable she is, Freya. And I am well aware that what we are doing is not right. But I cannot believe that it is wrong. That this chance was not fate. Of all the things that could be affected, it was her memory. It seems to be too big of a coincidence. It is fate, it has to be.” “Fate abandoned you two once your matehood was broken.”

is precisely what happened to me. I was just a simple eighteen year old girl who has a loving parent, A typical rich brat who gets everything she desires. I had countless of dreams I wanted to achieve someday. But alas, you just can't be happy without something messing it up and that something is called 'Fate'. Everything I had slipped from my grasp without leaving a single trace of it is being there. My parents kicked me out, I have no roof over my head, no food to eat, not a single penny in my pocket, nowhere to go. All because of one mistake I didn't even do.

"Then why come here? Why warn me if there’s nothing I can do?" She studied me for a long moment before speaking. *"Because fate is not as rigid as you think."* Hope flickered in my chest. "What do you mean?" *"There are… small moments where the weave of fate is thinner, where paths can be shifted. But it comes at a cost."* Her silver eyes locked onto mine. *"You must be certain of what you are willing to sacrifice. The more you fight against fate, the greater the consequences."* A sudden cold breeze swept through the room, and the shadows in the mirror seemed to grow darker. The woman’s expression turned somber.

I take a sip of my tea, "it is what it is, we cannot question our fate or destiny we can only complete our journey's the best we can." They both look at me and I chuckle, "I have no feelings towards either of these two," I arch a brow, "yet." I lower my cup, "if I do not chose either of them tomorrow night, then they have no reason to kill one another." I look out the window, "perhaps they should learn that it's not only fate or destiny that determines someone’s worth to them, they need to put forth effort in winning me over," I take another sip of tea just staring out at the brightness of the morning sun. "This Alpha Drake, he has loved before deeply and has been hurt twice as deep as hi

Whispered Darina. Moon Goddess laughed slightly, melodic laught like sound of breeze touching soft crystals, "Fate does not define anything. People make choices and their fate change. I fated you to John first, are you together? No, because it was a matter of choice. " She paused and added, "I see you are confused. Let me show you to help you to decide. " The Goddess moved her hand, and a large funnel appeared with some images flashing in it, swirling like silver fire in the air.

Let me be able to protect the people who value me… “And if fate is willing to count every mistake I have made I only wished it would count the goodness beneath them to” She closed her eyes finally.. Death, darkness everywhere....

"And we have you, who somehow manages to accidentally cause chaos everywhere you go anyway." "That's not helpful," I said while trying not to smile. "Actually it is," Elias said. "If fate is trying to follow a script, your natural ability to create unexpected disasters might be exactly what we need to throw off the pattern." I stared at him because that was possibly the weirdest compliment I'd ever received. "You want me to weaponize my clumsiness against fate?" I asked. "Exactly," he said with a grin that made him look years younger. "Fate can't plan for someone who trips over air and causes avalanches of consequences that no one saw coming."