Romeo And Juliet And Fate นิยาย & เรื่องราว

My guess was she had probably moved on by now, and probably wanted nothing to do with me anymore. To be honest, that thought hurt. Because try as I could, I was unable to get her out of my mind, nor get rid of my feelings for her. I was still deep in my thoughts when I heard the door open slowly, and in came the beautiful Rosaline. I still couldn't believe that she was all mine.

"That day, I vowed to be multilingual." "Whoa," I breathed. "What a way to be motivated." He took a sip from his drink, nodding gently. "Strangely, after all that ordeal, we met again at school as roommates." He continued. "Fate pulled a big one on us," Richard said. "It was in our favour though." He stole a glance at the digital wall clock and stood up with a stretch. "We ended up been close friends." I hugged the pillow to myself and smiled. "That's beautiful." I cooed. "Are you going somewhere?" I asked, seeing as he stood up.

“Does he even know what rejection feels like? “I doubt. I pity myself. What did he even think when he said I was being childish? Does he think I’d by any chance live with a mate who rejected me and his mistress? I want someone to talk to, someone who would listen. Listen without questioning me. So many things happened, I couldn’t talk with my wolf, he is long gone. No Hera by my side. I always thought she would be there with me through thick and thin and wow, how fate had played its part. Liam, I wish I didn’t turn him down. He would have listened to me. Alone in this house, it was as if the walls suffocated me. Closing on me. I shut my eyes tight.

You choose your fate. Don’t you see, Rose? Every single life on this planet, human or shifter, has a fate out there for them. The fated path can change depending on your individual desires and free will, but each choice has its own path. Our destines are intertwined with each other in a complex labyrinth; the interweaving threads of the embroidered tapestry of life. No one born of this world is completely devoid of their fate. Everyone possesses both fate and free will, but free will will only get you so far, and you are no exception to that rule. Even a choice to remove yourself from this world and your possible fate, has its own destiny in the afterlife. Do you understand, Rose?”

“N-no matter what you do, she's still going to hate you and the prophecy will be fulfilled. Now matter how much you try to change your doomed fate, the one you love the most will be the end of you and I can't wait for the day when you and your brothers will finally vanish from the face of the earth.” Again, I step back as her words register with a click and they fill me with realization that our fates cannot be changed. He is meant to be my doom and I am meant to be his. Our fate has already been set on stone. I can't run and I can't breathe.

He disgraced our entire family that night by picking a random whore over his fated mate. I could never forgive him after that, I had been planning to leave for a very long time. The dark moon just made it easier than I thought it would’ve been. I went and sat on the homemade bench and began to formulate my next move. 'How could the moon goddess curse me with a demon spawn like Kya? She may not be her mother but she's the blood of a traitor. Your cruel moon goddess, plain cruel!' I thought as tears filled my eyes. Having my fated mate stand by me was a dream of mine, I did not want to be a disgrace like my father.

He whispers, freeing one of his hands from my waist, his finger running along my lower lip. "Yes," I don't even trust my voice again as it comes out barely audible enough. "Just trust me." I do trust him. It's the fate I don't trust. Because fate doesn't want me to ever be happy. And my happiness lies with Romeo.

“I didn’t put you in this situation. Fate did.” Her laugh was sharp, biting. “Convenient excuse. You and Kade both seem to think you can use ‘fate’ as a leash to drag me wherever you want.” A growl rose in my throat at the mention of my twin. Kade. The other alpha. My rival in every sense of the word. “No, Aria,” I said, stepping even closer. “Fate isn’t a leash—it’s a bond. One you feel just as deeply as I do. And you owe it to yourself to figure out what it truly means.”

"It’s already happening. You think this is something I just decided on a whim? No, no, no—this was written in the stars long before you were even born." He took a step closer, lowering his voice, almost as if he were sharing a secret. "Fate is not something you can fight, little wolf," he murmured, his eyes glinting. "And Asher’s fate was sealed the moment he chose you over his own power." “You're insane!” I spat. Jude’s smirk faltered for just a fraction of a second before he let out another cold laugh, shaking his head as if I were some amusing little thing to him.

A shiver tore down my spine. “You’ve lost your mind!” “I have.” Adrian’s stare locked on mine. “And if you marry someone else, I’ll lose what’s left.” “Adrian!” My voice trembled. “What do you want?!” “You.” He stepped closer. “One chance. Give me one chance.” “I won’t.” “Then we die together.” Julian’s hand closed over mine. “Don’t be so sure who dies,” he said quietly. His father scoffed. “Marco, you really think you can walk out of Miami with my daughter‑in‑law?”