Meeting You Was Fate 소설 & 이야기

After thinking for a while, Nathan was ready to give Amada an answer. "What should I say? I never believed in fate until I met you that night." "What do you mean?" Amada made a confused expression. "The fact that I came across you by chance while being attacked by delinquents." Nathan slowly explained: "If it wasn't foreknowledge that came to save it, it must have been fate." "We didn't know each other than," Amada commented. "Right." Nathan agreed: "So what happened that day, for me it was fate. And the fact that I found you outside the nightclub. I believe it was all arranged in advance."

Fate is what takes you down that road you ever so often avoid taking. Take, for instance meeting Raven Sloane. At the time, I had no idea that it was where I was supposed to be, with whom I am meant to be, doing what I should be doing...falling in love.

Everyone laughed, and I had to cover my face, feeling embarrassed. "Meeting you again three years ago wasn't a coincidence either. I always thought it was a coincidence meeting you when you were in a difficult situation, but now I realize it was fate. It was our fate to keep meeting like that because we had been destined to be together since you were born, but I didn't know that. It took me years to realize that the kid who always ran after me, calling me 'tall cousin,' and refusing to play with anyone else but me was you. We had been destined to spend the rest of our lives together, not as cousins, but as lovers."

The hell is she doing, touching and caressing Karious' arms and chest? "Oh, I know that one! It's destiny!" his response. I shook my head. "Who really believes in destiny, anyway? If two people meet for the third time, I'd say it's intentional. It could be the intention of forces beyond us, or it could even be the intention of the people around us. No one can tell," I shrugged nonchalantly. "That would be fate," Wenzell commented. "Tss. I would make it seem like everything was a destiny or whatever fate you are talking about," I said with a sigh. "So, the third time we'll meet will be at his company."

"A while ago, I was no one in my life. I spent a few years lamenting about a past that I barely remembered properly. So I met some people who changed me completely. These people were friends with others, and others, and I ended up becoming part of a circle full of people who didn't know why they knew each other. It's crazy to say it out loud, but it's the truth. I think everything has a reason in people's lives. Death, life, wealth, poverty... Unfortunately we only understand when we get to the end of the story, and it's so sad not to be able to control these things. All I wanted most in the world was to know how fate determines who will come our way in the most unexpected way possible.” "I

“Yh, It's done and now my mother can leave me be.” “So how did you guys meet in less than a week? You suddenly found a fiancee when you weren't even interested in getting married, what changed.” He asked, raising a brow. “Nothing changed. It's a contract, strictly transactional. He chuckled, settling into his own seat. “You never cease to amaze me. So you're engaged to a woman you barely know?” “She knows the terms.” I said simply Daniel shook his head. “And she agreed?” “She needed the money”

Fate is what takes you down that road you ever so often avoid to take. Take for instance landing up down a deserted road at a diner. At the time I had no idea that it was where I was supposed to be with who I am meant to be, doing what I should be doing...falling in love.

He sat on the coffee table across her bed. "That robbery was just an excuse to take you with me. However, things didn't go as planned," he sighed. "Luther just had to interfere and ruin everything." "You made me lose my memory because of your obsession?" she was starting to get worked up. "It's not an obsession, honey. It's just how you make fate stay on your side." "Fate?" she asked. "What fate are you even talking about?" "Fate happens when you meet your soulmate, Vivs! And I just happened to meet you!"

Elizabeth added, “Isn’t this fate? Anna is married to George, and Grace became in-laws with our family. This year, as she came over to give New Year greetings, it just so happened that you are back in the country and came to also give your New Year greetings. Thus, you two met. It was just so coincidental that you and Grace have known each other since you were young. Somehow, you two met again. If it were not for Anna being George’s Wife, if it were not for the fact that Grace came today, or if not for how you didn’t come on another day, you two would have missed each other.” “So many coincidences had to happen together to let you two meet again. If it isn’t fate, what is it?” Elizabeth said

Instead, he leads me to a quiet café that seems minimal but disarming. We take the back corner. His eyes never wander from me, even when ordering. “Disappointed much?” he asks, the corner of his mouth tilting upward. “Not really. Just... a bit surprised,” I answer, as the coffee arrives. He studies me over the rim of his cup. “Tell me, Lynn, do you believe in fate?” The question throws me off for a moment. “Not particularly. Though… it depends.” “Meeting three times, doesn’t that suggest we’re fated?”