Fated To Be Together Novels & Stories

Smiling softly, I took a step closer to them and spoke the words I had wanted to say ever since I’d first felt their marks burn into my skin. “Mates,” I began, my voice trembling but certain, “I believe luck is finally on my side for having found you both—fated to me. I know I’m not perfect, but I promise I’ll keep trying every day to be the best version of myself, as I have since the moment we met.” My hand drifted to my lower abdomen, the warmth there grounding me. “Not just for you both,” I whispered, “but for the future that grows within me. I just hope you’re ready—for me, for us.”

Tonight, neither of them wanted to move. Ryan's arm remained around him. Jamie settled more comfortably against his chest. And strangely, impossibly, the bond became quiet. For the first time since the engagement party, Jamie felt at peace. And so did Ryan. Neither of them understood why. Neither of them was ready to admit what that meant. They simply stayed there. Together. In the quiet. And for one brief moment, neither of them fought it.

They needed to understand this, to find reasons and then only they could save themselves. They talked for a while, just random things before Art opened a book, with a title: Dreams and Nightmares. Interpret the impossible by one Godolfin Garriette. "Here... oh, it is said when two people are fated – or ill-fated – together by something greater than the power of the worlds, sometimes, as a premonition, an omen, they would dream the same dreams – in our case it is nightmares and ill-fated." He wrote whatever she read and looked at the book.

Looping an arm around her shoulders, Nathan said, "One will never lose what is fated for them, but if they weren't meant to be, no amount of worry will change that." Seeing that Hilda was still perturbed by it, he pulled her closer into his arms before kissing her on the forehead. "Look at us. We managed to get together after having gone through our ups and downs. You are mine since we are fated to be together, and nobody will be able to take you away from me. Even if we are miles apart, you are still mine. Not even your mother's disapproval will change that." However, someone cleared her throat at the corner of the room as soon as he said so. "Ahem!"

They had chosen each other and they kept choosing each other and they were going to keep choosing each other in all the ordinary extraordinary days that were coming. Forever fated. Not because the Moon Goddess had decided it. Because they had. Every single day.

Silas became quiet as he played with my fingers. "How about the fated ones," I asked softly. "That is rare. Two people with their future intricately intertwined, bound to destroy or save each other. No matter how far away they are, they always find a way to each other. It's argued if they are actually soulmates or not but things can get pretty intense between the fated." Silas hummed. "A little like chaos," he said quietly. "Taiti, have you found your fated," he suddenly asked, turning towards me. I lifted my head from his shoulder. My breath hitched as I answered.

I was so stupid to believe that she would be okay with it. “Look, I really wasn’t going to mark you like this. I always wanted to ask you first if you’d be ready for it but it just happened…” I explained honestly. “I admit that it was my fault but Cassandra, you need to know that this was meant to happen –” “- because I’m fated to be yours…?” She intervened, sounding a bit unsure. “Yes, Cassandra… we are meant to be together. I don’t know if you believe me or if you ever believed me when I’d told you that you’re fated to be mine but this right here,” I pointed between us. “- proves that we belong together.”

We were bound together, not just by fate, but by something even stronger: the bond of twin flames, two halves of the same soul, destined to be together for all eternity. And I would spend every day of my life making sure she knew just how much she meant to me.

"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."

"Calm down," I say when I see him starting to hyperventilate, "Eros, sit down and stop spiraling. Yes, all of those things are because we're mates. But we don't really call it 'soulmates' in my cult, we just say we're fated mates. Brought together by fate, destined to create a future and a life together.” “Oh… That sounds beautiful,” he whispers, then shakes his head and frowns, “Too good to be true.”