Fool's Fate Novels & Stories

"Dad, can't you see?.... She had already cast a spell on you just like the way she did to my brother and husband. Even after loosing his memory he still have feelings for that girl. He is not even listening to me anymore and I don't know what to do anymore father. He has turn into a fool and was already blinded by that girl spell." "No, he is not a fool and was also not blinded by anything but because deep down in him, he knows that she's a great girl. He might have lost his memory but she's still in his heart.... I'm beseeching you Fatima for the last time, don't do anything stupid."

The spell was getting stronger and as much as I tried to fight it, there was no way I could. I heard howls nearby. The pack warriors arrived and they all started fighting the rogues, but for me it was too late. Margery was already done with the spell as I saw Louve leave my body. “No!” I screamed, trying to reach for her. She was trapped in a golden cage, howling and growling while Margery locked the gate. My anger was rising and with the little strength I had left, I charged against Ernouf and tackled him to the ground.

“What do you mean ‘failed’? Did our plan fail? That’s impossible. Every step we planned was perfect. How could we fail? Did something go wrong?” Thomas said, “There’s never a perfect and flawless plan. No matter how perfect your plan seems, something unexpected can still happen and ruin it. No matter how smart a person is, he will still make mistakes. Maybe we missed something, and that part went wrong.” Actually, Thomas had felt something. They had probably made a mistake when they dealt with Elliot. That sly man was not easy to deal with. Lord Vedastus was in House of Vistaria, so Fiora’s plan had failed. Besides, what kind of place was House of Vistaria? It was a place to contact Luck.

Reaching for it, it stops face up, and to the purple neon light that slowly faded, the symbol of the roman number I is shown, and to the perfect picture of the man in the middle traveling in a path, the card name is read as ‘THE FOOL’. "As expected, but you aren’t that one, Daniela.” Warning her even though he knew that she couldn’t hear him. He still says such words, knowing that time will let it reach to the maiden. All along as the words echoes. “NO MATTER WHAT, DO NOT TRUST ANYONE.”

I said and paced back and forth, restless. Earlier, after receiving a phone call from him, and he told me that his men had failed to kill that bitch, I hurried to the company as soon as I could. I suddenly stopped pacing back and forth and turned to him, before hurrying to his desk. “Father, you must do something about this. How could your men fail to kill her when she is just a mere jinx?”. I said to him, but the next second, his eyes darkened as he cleared his throat.

Thomas coughed and said, "I did my best. She wanted to be stabbed. So I stabbed her. What are you getting so worked up about?" I wanted to kill the fool right now. But I couldn't. At the end of the day, it was all my fault. I flung him away and turned my back to him. I shouldn't have asked him to be the one to fake stab the queen. I should've done so myself. I should've obeyed and sealed my feelings to myself. Instead, I'd done something stupid—placed my trust on a fool and betrayed the trust of someone dear to me. Fuck!

Six years into our long-distance relationship, I tell my girlfriend, Claire Whitmore, that I'm too busy with work to spend her birthday with her. Behind her back, I secretly take the property deed with me and board a ten-hour flight to her city. I want to propose to her in front of all our friends and surprise her. While waiting for my ride, I use my work phone to reply to a few messages, then casually scroll through my social media feed. The first post I see is from my childhood friend, Ryan Cole. "I'm going to be a godfather! My goddaughter is 8.5 pounds. I'm so happy!" I open the photo and see Claire and Damian Pierce posing together, a baby between them. My mind goes completely blan

only foolish one like me is allowed to come and buy food from my kingdom, any wise man should not try to show up, or I may order for his or her head to be foolishly cut off. Before the ruse of the sun next day thousands upon thousands of people had surfaced at the place Akeregbe had marked as his said kingdoms Gate, and had installed all his twelve guards at it to see that all met were well arranged and made sure there was no fight whatsoever, among the people who had come to buy food from him, he called them his foolish customers, this continued for a very long time, and though people were been referred to as foolish man, foolish woman and foolish children, he will come out and asked," Who

Actually, Eldest Senior Brother would help make arrangements and make plans before giving the assignment, and it could be said to be calculated to the limit! If they still couldn't figure out a way and returned empty-handed after calculating to the extreme, then the problem usually didn't lie with Eldest Senior Brother, and it was the person who carried out the mission. It was also because of this that when they realized that they might fail the mission, they didn't blame Eldest Senior Brother, but felt that it was their own problem! If it wasn't for this, how could such a mistake have occurred! Fortunately, in the end, they were the ones who had the last laugh. When the half human half devi

"Two teams of two compete against each other. One team member serves as a horse, carrying his partner on his shoulders. The one being carried serves as a knight and must knock the opposing team's knight into the water, Don Elio." The fool immediately falls silent when he finally realizes the murderous look Elio is giving him. "I do not want Lucia to play this. She could get hurt, and it is no," Elio says coldly. The fool knocks on the side in the water and thinks he is clever when he says: "Nothing will happen to her! Her tits are big enough to break her fall!" No one dares speak anymore, and the fool in the water finally realizes what he just said to a Don. Don, who incidentally serves as m