Predetermined Fate Novels & Stories

She doesn’t. “What is it?” “I miss her. Isn’t there something we can do to bring her home?” “No. In short. We must vice our time. Things need to happen. Fate needs to take place. Not only her future but those of our future children and children after them.” “Why does fate work like this, Alpha?” Her question mirrors the question I’ve been asking myself for many moons. Fate is the inevitable happenings that are destined long before you can even talk. I wonder who comes up with that bullshit and why.

Breathing deeply, I tried, "Fate. It is a complicated subject." I paused and then continued, "Many people believe that fate means something that is pre-destined by the Almighty. that what is written will happen no matter what but it doesn't work like that." Now I had her full attention, "We, living beings, are also given free will and that is the driving force for changing fate. Whatever is written in the destiny but we have no control over our feelings. Now it's up to us how to shape our feelings into our beliefs which then determine our actions. And with our actions, we can change our fate."

With his threat and warning, I turned speechless, after he had cut in and shut me up without saying the word. "No arguments, good. Now I will give you both this year. Miguel, you need to be careful with your account, since it is a dangerous one. If you are caught, you are aware it could lead to that, we never speak of." Everyone in the room knew what he meant. The term we never spoke of was death. The industry was a dangerous one, filled with a lot of...unique individuals that could run wild or mad anytime. "Yes sir," Miguel replied. "That's why you don't have to rush things. Easy with your plans and your actions because a wrong step can cost you dearly."

Blue asked back as he turned to look at Reyan who lowered his head, making the wide brim of his hat cover his face, which hid the expression on his face. “I did.” Reyan honestly answered. “But… there can be deviations, too.” He said. Deviations referred to as the change in the trajectory of fate, which is predetermined. This is what Reyan could see. But, fate can also be changed, and this is due to deviations, which are caused by many things. And one of them is someone already knowing their fate, and changing their decisions. An example of this is Reyan telling Blue about Blue’s fate, like what decision would Blue choose right now, and Blue would change his decision, choosing another path, w

And I wouldn't have it any other way. Varyn began "I can feel you three are getting too attached..." Hayes scoffed turning towards the street which led to the pack house. "You three? Are you excluding yourselves now?" "Of course, we are excluded. Whatever you three decide to do with an omega was solely based on your own decisions. We have a sole devotion to our mate. That was what the moon goddess created us for," Onyx explained. My head was splitting. The alcohol and drugs, coupled with arguing with a part of ourselves, were beginning to get to me.

“All threads are tied to the core, the thread is a path that guides you to the core— your ultimate purpose in life. But, this path is not straight or guaranteed to be easy. It is shaped by your choices— every single decision one makes.” I furrowed my brow, trying to grasp and understand everything the keeper was saying. “So… the fates decide what happens in our lives?” The keeper’s glow dimmed slightly and it shook its head. “No. The fates do not decide. Their job is to take your essence out of the universe and weave, that's it. They grant every being the power to make its own choices. Now, those choices are what determines how fast one reaches their destiny or if they ever reach it at all.”

“The Sarsang Tribe will be discussing how they are going to proceed from there. They must be looking for ways to close the gates to the other world. Witches naturally attract demonic entities so they will likely be the first to feel threatened.” Laylin stilled, her strange dreams came to mind. “…Foretold?” Esmer stared at the Princess for a while before sighing, “You were to die today with your husband. A new destiny began. Though nothing about Foretold is realistic. It's like a seer's prediction." "Witches have known about the Foretold for far longer than humans or beasts. A popular one is, Foretold could only come true if fate was cheated. Fate can only be cheated by something unnatural th

I try to think with her " It's so unfair sometimes, look at your dad, such a wonderful person, he'd so kind but look at the situation he's in right now, he's having a heart attack because of your mom, sometimes bad things happen to good people and let the evil ones go unpunished" " We don't choose our fate hunny, some things just catch up with is when we less expect, dad will okay soon he's a strong person I've ever met" " Hey guys let's watch a movie,let's kill this boredom " Shillah joins in and I thank her for that "That's a good idea by the way, let's a watch a movie, and who's choosing?" Nicole asks and Shee days she'll choose I already know what she'll choose, Jexi, she loves that mov

After thinking about it for a while longer, Gerald declared, “…I choose to let fate decide!” “…Oh? An unexpected answer! Care to explain why?” asked Torme. “Well, essentially, not one person can truly decide the life or death of themselves or others. In the end, fate is the final decider. If it truly is a person’s time to meet their end, then there’s simply no stopping it. With that in mind, I have no right to choose the eventual destinies of these people! While it’s true that I’d love to have all the despicable villains die, I believe that they’ll eventually reap what they’ve sown! After all, fate will surely grant them suiting ends when the time is right!” explained Gerald.

Chad observed Sutton using the divination skills he had inherited from Seis. He discovered that Sutton indeed had the appearance of one with a short life. Changing one's fate was no easy task. According to the teachings in Divination of Cloth, a person's fate was fixed. To alter one's destiny, one had to seize another's fate, which could result in severe injury, disability, or even death. Thus, even though the chimera pill was nicknamed the Fate-Altering Pill, it could not genuinely change one's fate.