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unfortunate love
What is the story of this Laura ?
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Call me Mom :Mated to my EX's Alpha Father
"Or unlucky?"
I blinked at the sudden question. "What?"
"You could have chosen anyone. Any Thornwood. You pointed at me." His eyes searched my face. "Was that luck? Or misfortune?"
"Lucky," I said immediately. "Definitely lucky."
"Even though I can't give you certain things?"
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My Best Friend : He's the one I have
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* Luck : When one's preparation meets with an unexpected opportunity. *
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------- Mira. ------
Though I was pretty good at economics, I'd never expected to win the competition. Firstly, because I wasn't a fan of competitions and secondly, my competitors were supposedly more brilliant than me. So I hadn't been expecting to turn out the best.
Vera not being able to answer her final question was surprising yet not so surprising. The former because she was one of the school's best students and the latter because she was a science student and economics isn't one of her major subjects.
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SURVIVAL JOURNEY
It was a really happy day for me knowing he was in love with me and I guess he was also contented knowing that I was feeling the same.
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"Let it find you.
SERENDIPITY
The effect by which one
Accidently stumbles upon
Something truly wonderful,
Especially while looking for
Something entirely unrelated."
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Rejected, then Claimed by the Lycan King.
If it was fifty fifty, then I might actually have a chance at the good part of the sword.
"Not really, more disasters have followed their appearance more than good fortune. I'll still say they're bad news, wherever they go catastrophe is bound to follow."
Aside from the nightmares, I really couldn't think of anything that I could consider catastrophic in my life. In fact, my life has been going pretty well ever since Joye showed up . Could it be that I was among the smaller minority who got the good part?
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TRAMPLED ROSE
camilla paused with a question.
Fortune on the other end nodded, "yes, you have changed and so far so good, we all are seeing the best of you"
"exactly fortune.. people do change for their good. it's part of growing up. But they are some people who don't change at all. They stick to their pervertedness"
Fortune smiled, "thank you so much for the advise"
"fortune, tell me the truth, does this concern you in some way?"
fortune exhaled softly, "well, it does concern me"
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How to Avoid Death on a Daily Basis
“Ah can touch you here, too.”
I slapped her hand away. “Maurice?”
Maurice had his notebook out and was flipping through it. “Yes, I think I might have an idea.”
“You do?” I tried to keep a lid on my excitement, I’d been burned too often.
“I think it’s fate,” he said. “Fate can’t touch you.”
“Okay,” I said. “What does that mean?”
“I’ve noticed that whenever you face something that seems inevitable, you manage to avoid it. Not always for something better, but it’s not what should happen. Two and two doesn’t always mean four for you.”
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Curse Of The Nine Tailed Luna
“You’re both lucky I arrived just in time.”
That word sounded strange to me.
Luck….or fate?????
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IN THE LIGHT OF FORTUNE
"But that stranger became my husband. That disaster became the catalyst for everything good in my life."
The man whose shirt had been ruined looked up with interest. The young barista stared at Claire like she was speaking a foreign language.
"I'm not saying this man is going to become your husband," Claire continued, and Damian laughed beside her. "But I am saying that sometimes the moments that feel like absolute catastrophes are actually the universe redirecting you toward something better. You never know what comes next. That's the terrifying and beautiful thing about being alive."
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Marked by fate
I feel him looking at the side of my face, his head tilted to see me properly.
I turn to look at him. "I just don't know how to feel. One moment I'm ecstatic, and the next I feel utterly miserable. Then I feel guilty that I have three amazing mates right here, and I'm still upset about the one who's not. Why can't I just be grateful?"
He smiles sadly at me and kisses my forehead.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The first time I stumbled upon 'Fortunately', I was immediately charmed by its whimsical, rollercoaster-like narrative. It's a picture book by Remy Charlip that follows a series of fortunate and unfortunate events in the life of its protagonist. One moment, the main character is invited to a surprise party—how lucky! But then, oh no, it's in Florida and he's in New York. The story zigzags like this, with each page turn flipping between good and bad luck in a way that feels almost like a playful game of fate. The illustrations are simple yet expressive, mirroring the story's playful tone.
What I love most about 'Fortunately' is how it captures life's unpredictability in a way kids can grasp but adults deeply feel. It’s like a metaphor for resilience—no matter how many setbacks, the story keeps moving forward. I’ve read it to my younger cousins, and they’re always on the edge of their seats, gasping at each twist. It’s a reminder that storytelling doesn’t need complexity to be compelling; sometimes, joy lies in the sheer unpredictability of 'and then what happens?'
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