Love Is Fate Novels & Stories

Instead, he just flashed a warm and sunny smile at her. “You don’t need a reason to love someone, and of course it’s not wrong. “But, there’s a term called fate. “Most of the time, you might not be able to get what you like. If you’re not fated with someone or something, no matter how deep you fall for it, you’re destined to miss it. “Love will never go wrong, but love may have regret.” Cold wind blew in through the window, and it blew on Susan’s face.

It asks for everything. They say love doesn’t cost a thing. But that’s a lie the world tells to keep hearts hopeful. Love, the kind that roots itself in bone and blood, will cost you your pride, your peace, your pulse. It will take your hours, your breath, your sleep. Sometimes, it will reach in and demand the one thing you thought untouchable—your soul. Because it’s not love if it doesn’t shake you. And fate… oh, fate. Fate is a cruel lover. It arrives uninvited, makes itself a home, rearranges your heart, and then leaves you to clean up the ruins.

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

I won't chase him or try to beg him to come back, not because I don't love him anymore or my love for him isn't great. God knows how I deeply love him. That's why I've carried him in my heart for so long. But maybe...maybe I'm finally realizing that this love is just too damn hard. I clung to the belief that fate had orchestrated our meeting, that somehow, against all odds, we were meant to be. But now? Why does it feels like fate is actively trying to tear us apart.

“Strange, huh? That’s all you call it?” ‎ ‎She laughed softly. “What should I call it, then?” ‎ ‎He thought for a moment. “Fate,” he said, and his tone was so calm, so certain, that she felt her heart flutter painfully. ‎ ‎Claire turned away again, hiding the small smile tugging at her lips. “You’re impossible,” she murmured. ‎ ‎“And you,” he replied, eyes glinting, “are dangerous when you smile like that.” ‎ ‎Her breath caught. He had a way of saying things that felt like confessions disguised as teasing, and she didn’t know how to defend herself from it.

Their tender exchange unfolded against the backdrop of the evolving tapestry of their shared emotions, intertwining with the echoes of unyielding love and unfaltering companionship. Drenched in the shimmering moonlight, Jace and Marvis found themselves bound by the enduring promise of their shared love. "Marvis, the echoes of our unanticipated love resonate through the fabric of our forever. It's an affirmation of the unwavering promise that shelters us in its embrace," Jace affirmed, his voice a portrayal of unrelenting hope. Marvis, her eyes reflecting the enduring promise of their union, echoed his sentiments with a resolute affirmation. "Jace, our love heralds a future adorned with the r

The certainty in his voice steadied me. He wasn't making impossible promises. Life had already taught both of us that absolute guarantees rarely existed. Instead, he was promising effort, commitment, and partnership. Somehow, that felt even more meaningful. Love wasn't the promise that nothing bad would happen. It was the promise that you wouldn't face it alone.

"She will Tom, she will love you just like I do" "Is something wrong darling". He gently brushes a tear from my cheek. "You are crying". "It's just ... what you said Tom. Forever is a very big word". I bit my lip looking up at him. He swallows. "Yeah that might have slipped, But ...". His voice is suddenly all choked up. "I never really believed in fate ... But that day, the day we met, I gave some money to an old woman, and she told me fate would show me my heart's desire 3 times before I would be allowed to have it".

“He would have. Fate and time are the biggest players. Since Asphalt is linked to Avery from the influence of a Goddess’s curse, their actions are bound to complement each other and balance each other out. If something happens to Avery, Asphalt’s action will somehow protect her. He might not know it, but that’s how it works. There are many things about nature we do not understand, yet we can’t deny their existence.” “So all of this happened just because of a curse? You mean to say all the love we have is because it's fated?” I asked, hurt clear in my voice. Sky chuckled, “Fate can force you to come together, Avery. But it can’t influence what you feel towards a person. You both fell in love

I said to him "Then, maybe we can find our family. I just want to know them" Tee said to me. "Yeah, I hope it was not to late to know them" I said to him. "It's not to late, look at us. Fate brought us back. I know soon, we can find our family" Tee said to me smiling. "Yeah, we can do it. We got each others back" I said to him. "Now let's go ask the reception if we can shift your room with mother" Tee said.