Rejecting Fate Series Novels & Stories

“He was downright abusive, to say the least. If it weren’t for my mother…” “You have to have a heart for these things. He didn’t, Seth.” “You must feel hurt… being rejected.” Seth’s voice softened. He was using his gift now. “Yes,” Destiny admitted. “To rule this Realm, you must have a heart for the Fates. None of my twelve other offspring had the quality needed. So I started the council. Combined, they had the tools to lead. No one Fate is greater than another. We are One.” She looked off into the distance, choosing her words.

“...this only happens when a mate is rejected; when you decide to put your fate in your own hands.” I couldn’t take it anymore. As he spoke, the feeling of rejection surfaced again, and all that pain was coming back. “That’s because Alpha Lionel Williams has rejected me as his mate.” I finally confessed. There was an awkward silence that followed. Then finally, the priest spoke again. “So why is this marriage taking place?” I could not give another answer, and neither could he. Everywhere remained silent. “I just can’t carry out this marriage. If there has been a rejection, this is what happens—your fates will be reversed and broken. You will both bear scars that will keep you both far away

com/GoldenPhoenix Thank you. Best of luck, XXX I closed my mails and I felt that invisible positive energy flowing without hindrances. I felt that energy and I am grateful. Grateful that everything is flowing calmly. Even with this unimaginable contract, I still want to pursue writing. Even I did not finish my college course, I will still create my life. I can imagine my future now. After this contract, I will live in a faraway country or remote place away from everything that has hurt me. I will leave from this city soon. I will start anew. Something unexplainable ignited inside me-- HOPE.

My husband, Gideon Hale, returned from the war with barely a breath left in him. Yet despite his condition, he insisted on going to the palace and used his military achievements to secure a royal decree. I thought he had gone to obtain a noble title for me. I was ready to berate him for his foolishness, but the contents of the decree rooted me to the spot. [By royal decree, Gideon Hale, Marquis of Northguard, and his first wife, Clara Reinhart, are permitted to share a tomb.] Clara was my dearest friend from girlhood. My ears rang. I opened my mouth to demand an explanation, but before I could utter a word, Gideon breathed his last. I stood frozen until my son suddenly snatched the decr

Aidan appeared beside him almost instantly. “You need to see her.” “Will I die if I don’t?” he asked flatly. It felt like it. “Things won’t end well.” “Whatever move I make now, things won’t end well.” “You have to trust that this happened for a reason. Fate wouldn’t—”

The entire pack fell into stunned silence, every pair of eyes turning to Felix, their future Alpha. Rejecting a fated mate, and doing so during an Alpha ceremony, was nothing short of blasphemy, a heresy against the Moon Goddess herself. Felix’s smile froze mid-gesture, like frost cracking slowly across stone. He stared at me as if I’d completely lost my mind.

King Kyler said. Kenji nodded and bowed. He then left the office but outside, there was Renji, his older brother, standing. “Why are you here?” Kenji asked him. Renji approached him. “Good luck, Kenji. Let’s see if you will succeed and remain the alpha of this kingdom. If not, I won’t ever see you again.” Renji said and he then smirked at Kenji. He moved closer. “If you fail, you will be killed off and I will become the successor. Or should I say the alpha?” Renji whispered at Kenji as he mocked him.

"You've already proven, twice now, that you refuse to be defined by prophecies written before anyone understood what a bound Ardenmere could do. I'm not accepting a Reckoning's terms as fixed until we understand exactly what it's asking, and exactly what happens if we simply refuse to choose." "Can you refuse fate," Rowan asked quietly. "I don't know," Kael said. "But I know Aria's mother built an entire binding specifically to reject the fate the Court assumed was inevitable. I'm not interested in assuming the Reckoning is any less rewritable." I felt something steady in his certainty, even as fear still coiled cold beneath my ribs, and reached for the binding's warmth in my chest, searchin

I pause for one brief moment, and as I move closer to her, I take her hand gently into mine. “Tell me one thing, Ava. Do you believe in fate?” “I believe people like you buy their happiness while people like me wait for fate to bring us happiness.”

I pushed the thought down, refusing to dwell on it. I was over that life. That part of me was long gone. It died in that courtroom when everyone stared at me like I was an abomination. When my own father turned his back on me and didn’t even deem it necessary to hear my side of the story. That Aurelia… She was gone. Dead. Fred didn’t press. He just nodded, like he already knew everything. The whole story. “Then we must fix that first.” I looked at him questionably, and he just beamed at me. The place we went to wasn’t the dealership.