Meeting You Was Fate Novels & Stories

“A few weeks ago, I hoped I would never see Killian again, and now I miss him only a few hours after he left.” “Ironic? No. There's a different name for that.” My curiosity sparkled. “And that name is?” “Fate,” Ashley said simply. “I believe that fate brought you two together.” I snorted and shook my head, even if she couldn't see it. “Impossible,” I argued. “Fate was never on my side.” “Well, perhaps it's time for it to change. You can't have bad luck your entire life,” she convinced. “You think so?”

Every once in a while, Elias and Emma would ask Stella, “Where is that man called Weston Ford? Why don’t we see him anymore?” Stella did not quite know how to explain it to them, so in the end she just said, “Fate is a curious thing. Sometimes you would get along very well with someone for a while, but the next thing you know, they just disappear from your life and you never see them again…” “What does fate mean?” Emma asked her, blinking innocently. “It means the chances you have for meeting someone. You don’t have many chances, so it’s important that you cherish your time with everyone you meet.”

the prince replied, pondering the concept in his mind before he came to a pause. "I guess fate led us to meet each other in the end," I said as I recalled our first meeting. My parents’ efforts only delayed our meeting and changed the circumstances surrounding it. It felt like I had taken a detour just to arrive at the same destination that had always been planned out for me. Fortunately, I came to learn that the man waiting for me at that destination was someone that I love. "Perhaps just like how it is useless for us to deny our fate and our bond, we are bound to be together in the end regardless of the actions of other people and what they wanted," the prince stated his own opinion.

“Yes, but there is no way our meeting was a coincidence.” “Why couldn’t it have been? Or maybe you’d prefer to think of it this way. Fate led us to one another. Whatever the goddamn case, I don’t really care. You need to know this right here. Right now. I found you, the person that was meant to be in my life and in my bed. And I am never letting you go.”

Leave it to a guy to bring sex into a romantic conversation. “I always thought finding someone like you was just a product of random chance.” He shook his head, and his honey hair caught the wind. “But that day was so perfectly orchestrated to avoid all the random chance, that it had to be fate. I had a better chance of winning the lottery than I did for all the necessary steps to meet you to happen.“ “And then now we're having a romantic dinner in the Caribbean,” I added. “That's pretty damn lucky.” “Not lucky,” Aiden replied. “Fate.”

And with them, I am not pulled apart—I am whole. Many times they tell me how lucky they are that I came into their lives. They say it in different ways. Kavian whispers it when we lie beneath heavy furs at night. Shirin teases it with a grin. Arman says nothing but shows it with action. Roshan presses it into my palm with a look. But the truth is nothing about our meeting and union is luck. This is fate and destiny at work.

I'd have to mate-hunt in a few months if that's the case then. I showered, got ready and headed to the place with a few of my friends. I was never in a relationship before and am hopeful to meet my mate soon. But never expected it to be too soon, as a mesmerizing smell of fresh roses and vanilla hit my nose, I knew it was my mate. my mate. I searched the crowd impatiently when I saw a beautiful pair of black eyes searching the crowd and Neo (my wolf) cheered. mate. We walked to quiet side and talked, she was a cheerful and charming girl. It was beautiful scene to see her rambling through words pacing up and down.

I suppose I need to get around talking about the principal of the Imperial Knights Academy. I probably had a duty to do so. During my tenth birthday on Year XX87, six years ago, where I lost my parents— I met him. It was a shocking meeting, and it was a catastrophic one. In any case, I must have had bad luck. Even if I somehow had, I doubt someone else would have met that fate. It actually seems extremely irresponsible to talk about my bad luck here. Maybe I should just be upfront and say that it was my fault.

But still, a little part of me wished he never found out, wished he brushed everything away as a coincidence. “It was a coincidence,” I added and he chuckled faintly. Then rolled his tongue in his mouth. “A coincidence huh?” He asked, looking out of the balcony. He returned his burning gaze to me.“Right. So you coincidentally show up every time Leela and I have a fight. You also fucking coincidentally brought me to the same damn restaurant to have dinner, and it's also a coincidence that it was empty?!” “You are overthinking….” “Choose your words carefully Liam,” he dropped, and my voice snagged. “I want the truth. The fucking truth,” he added.

Is this a coincidence or somekind of twisted fate! There's no such thing as Fate where am from...