Matahari Fate Novels & Stories

Raising his head, blonde hair plastered to his head in a cold sweat Zade asked the young God, ¨What just happened to me? It took a while for Tawhirimatea to answer as he chose his words carefully, but when he spoke his voice was sad as he solemnly admitted, ¨The feelings you´ve just experienced is the final part of the breaking of a fated mate bond, April has given herself to another and you are sentenced to remain alone forever. This is your punishment for rejecting what the Moon Goddess gifted you, and the only way you can reverse the break is if April chooses you of her own free will, forsaking the man she has bound herself to.¨

I said shrugging. “The Luna is special though; she doesn’t have to be in the pack to be connected with the Alpha. And that’s how Alphas find their soulmate they feel some weird connection even from the first glance or the smell that roam from the Luna.” Tyler relates. “Why because they were destined from the start?” “Yeah, pretty much so,” Tyler answered while my lips kept still. “But even though Alphas and Luna’s are destined for each other, not everyone choose destiny’s path.” he continued.

“What can you tell us about Atropos?” I prompt. Well, she is usually considered to be the oldest of the fates. I’m not sure how anyone would know that kind of thing, but that’s what the stories I was told said. It doesn’t really matter anyway. So, as I said, Atropos is the fate who controls the manner in which someone dies and cuts the string that represents their lifespan. Basically if our fates represent the beginning and middle of life, Atropos represents the ending. I don’t really know exactly what abilities your Kiara has but it probably involves knowing how people will die. Maybe when? You would really need to ask her for the specifics.” Collin suggests. I tense up. I was so interested

It unravelled. ​The silver filaments snapped, releasing the frozen comets back into their orbits. The "Sun-Catcher" arrays drifted apart, their mission of harvesting the star aborted. The consciousness of the Matriarch—the twisted remains of Nora Davis’s will—let out a final, melodic sigh that echoed through the comms of every ship in the Solar System. ​"Build... the garden... where it hurts..." she whispered. ​And then, the Oort Horizon was quiet. ​The Return to the Light

she fell to the ground in pain. Caluum sighed and crouched to the ground beside her "I'm slowly fading out "he expounded "Fading out?"she looked at him "you are immortal!" "I am" "Then, what are you talking about. Make me understand" "The abyss has recalled me and if Taynor doesn't sit on the throne before the next full moon, I will fade completely"

Matt lost it, and I had to step between them. "Hey, calm down." "How can I calm down? Didn't you hear what she said?" Matt was rightfully upset. It wasn't his fault. And as for the kiss, he told us in clear words that stupid Payton threw herself at him. "The Moon Goddess doesn't want us to be together, so why should we, huh?" And there it was. Yamin was upset with fate, not Matt. “There are many times when the Moon Goddess makes pairs that don't last long. The second chance mate or chosen mates have come for that reason only, to aid wounded hearts,” Matt finally managed to hold Yamin and pull her close to his chest. She allowed him to hug her.

Alan was going to be a father. "So how am I supposed to tell him? should I plan something?" Hazel asked. Ema immediately grabbed Hazel’s hands, fully entering planning mode. “Yes. Obviously.” She said like it was the most important mission of their lives. “This man planned an entire terrace date with fairy lights for you. You cannot just casually say ‘hey by the way, you reproduced.’” Hazel burst out laughing. “Oh my God, Ema.” “I’m serious!” Ema pointed dramatically before suddenly gasping.“WAIT.”

' The Beta pulled him out of the trance he had fallen into and he dropped to his knees, burying his face into his hands ["WHAT HAVE YOU DONE?!!"] Rafa rolled from within. ["I killed our Mate, it's what I've done."] The Alpha Of Alphas rose slowly to his feet and faced the training ground once more, ignoring the tears streaming down his face as he stared at the lifeless form lying there. "You have asked a question, My Beta..." He spoke softly. "Fate is when you've spent forty years without a Mate and when the Luna Goddess decides to give you a Mate she gives you a Tiger and not just any Tiger your enemy for a Mate, that is fate, My Beta."

"Theodore, you are a gem for our pack and our realm. Sometimes I think that If you were in the River Moon pack, maybe today my parents and family would be alive. They could stop the war before it was coming." "Luna. You can listen to my words and work on them. I can tell you the problem only. But the solution is fate. Only fate can give you the solution it wants. I told you and Alpha about my dream, about the war. You all got prepared, but you could not stop the war. Why? Because the war had already been written in our fate to happen. It was your fate to save your mate. You saved him and killed his enemy. We won the war and the pack is still under us. It's also our fate."

Chace said "But they were Mates," I replied "They were not Fated Mates, Justina. They were chosen mates," Chace replied, shocking me. Then I thought about it. Normally when someone loses their Mate, they are very sad and don't want to be around anyone. The pain they feel from losing their Mate can kill them, or they can become crazy from losing their Mate, but Luna Greta seems fine. In fact, she seems to be happier than when Alpha Max was alive.