Fated Hearts Chinese Drama Novels & Stories

“I’ll tell you, but it will not be now, now to your next lives as you will meet him and you will know for, he holds the uncanny resemblance of the two people that dears to you the most.” “So, it was you.” Come in face to face towards the person that is fated to her, yet is asking the very opposite of that intended reason. The fate that was sealed from the very beginning, the destiny that is written beyond the very beginning, and the inevitable chance that started with both the blessing and the curse. She now comes face to face with the person that draws with the blood and marks of both of them. Farah in her new identity and vessel crosses the path and finally towards him.

Orson looks up again at this one. “Fated mates are to be treasured. It’s said that they’re more common during difficult eras for shifters. The stars know we need some help getting through and nudge us along with the pairings that will result in the strongest relationships, the strongest offspring, to take us through the trouble and back into peace. It’s said fated mates live longer, are stronger physically, that they can read each other's minds and– sometimes– that they have powers of intuition. It’s been a long, long time since I last heard of a fated pair. They were in China when the shifter packs around Shanghai had all that upheaval.” Orson sits back like speaking tires him out. “Essenti

You could have cost us our fated! A sinking feeling sat within my belly. I hoped my wolf was wrong. I would need to process all the information I had learned. I knew that. Ignoring it was never going to help. All this had taught me that. But, first we needed to fix this. I could not lose Seren. Not now. Not after everything. Like they say, the Moon Goddess chooses a fated mate for a reason. I cannot simply let mine slip away...

Cheng turned and dragged Lian out of the ballroom, down a long corridor, and into a dark, luxurious bedroom. Lian stumbled, his heart racing, as Cheng slammed the door shut behind them. "Why did you choose to marry me?" Lian whispered, trying to keep his voice steady. This question has been lingering on his mind. Cheng didn't respond. Instead, he reached out and grasped Lian's chin, his fingers digging into Lian's skin. Lian tried to pull away, but Cheng's grip was hard. Cheng's eyes seemed to bore into Lian's soul, as if searching for something.

"I can help you. Listen, it has become my primary duty to protect you!" His words filled me with confusion. "What are you talking abou-" "We're fated," he cut me off gently. "What?" I gasped, freeing my arm from his sensual grasp. He let me go but moved closer and said, "You and I are bound by Fate, Keira. Our hearts joined on the day of your anniversary."

“I appreciate you saying all of that; I do. You’re one of my best friends. Both of you are. But…I’m sorry. I discovered who my fated mate is a while ago, so I’m afraid I can’t accept your proposal.” He sighed with a smile, his eyes left for a brief second before finding mine again, the green depths holding a mixture of vulnerability and sadness. “I figured as much. We were hoping it was all in our heads, but it turned out to be true. It’s Azariah, isn’t it?” “Wait, how did you…” I trailed off before I could finish my sentence. How’d he know? “It was obvious at the ceremony. The way you kept sneaking glances at him, the way he would glare at the guys when they fooled around with you. I just p

The dream-voice answered before I could finish the question. “Not all of my children are blessed the same,” it said, each word settling on me like a stone. “Sometimes a single leap of faith, a sudden shift of luck, is all that is needed to accept what you were destined for. The dreams meant to reconnect your family with their fated mates were hidden from you—their pain clouded their judgment. Still, these visions are maps. Learn them, and you will learn the ways to find your mates, and to your lucky blessings.” Her words pulled my gaze from the pallid moon back to the woman on the grass. My throat locked. The question rising in me sounded louder than the wind.

Serenity rolled her eyes. “It is nice to meet you as well. I take it you believe in mate bonds then?” I asked her. She looked confused for a moment and exchanged a puzzled glance with her husband. “Of course we do. Ted and I are fated mates. We believe the bond is a sacred blessing from the goddess that should be cherished.” she replied as she took her mates hand. you Could tell by the way they looked at each Other that they were truely fate mates and loved each Other deeply.

It called to me so desperately that I abandoned everything else and ran towards it in glee, every single day giving a little more of myself to this man who had only ever looked at me. I glanced shyly at his face, taking the impatience in his furrowed brows. If only he knew I had no say in the matter at all, I belonged to him, and that much I knew, even though the mood goddess had paired me with Mac. Lying in that room illuminated by the soft crystal light, the breeze of the moon pouring into the window through the open curtains, I knew without a doubt that this was the man I was fated to love. So I closed my eyes for a second, preparing my heart to hand it over to my forever love. The one wh

If I find out that I am pregnant, I will behave and then give birth and then he would eventually have an heir to the pack. Suddenly, I got pulled back by my arm, landing smack into Rowan’s chest. I looked up at him and he was just staring down at me with a scowl on his face. “You will one day be the death of me, you drive me crazy, Clark. You can’t go back to your old packhouse” Rowan whispered as he stared intently into my eyes. I reverted my eyes, not wanting to stare into his. Something inside of me made me want him, pine for him. He was getting under my skin and I didn’t want to have him know it.