Sefar Fate Novels & Stories

I tried not to make any noise at all and even though my body was hurting like crazy, I still stood up and went back to listen. Yes I was gifted with immortality but my ability to heal was very slow. If anything, my immortality was nothing but a curse. “As I was saying, alpha Urian will be attending this year. This will be the first time he ever attends the union Ball and he is determined to get a mate here, fated or not”. He said and my dad nodded in understanding. “I need you to pick one of your daughters and introduce her to him”. He said and my dad looked at him in shock.

"Ok, well… Four years ago, you may remember there was an incident in Bloodmoon, when the then Beta beat and nearly killed his daughter." My uncle frowns, looking horrified, but my grandfather grimly nods. "Yes, we all heard about that." "Well, after that we started spending time together, the future Bloodmoon unit and the future Silver Dawn unit. Seb started dating her, and we all spent a lot of time together." I swallow. "I ended up falling for Xander, the future Bloodmoon Alpha." I keep going, keeping my eyes fixed on my hands instead of looking up to see their judgement.

By the time I was thirty-two, I had already made the billionaire list. Joel, having performed well in prison, was released early. He said he wanted to see me one last time. I agreed. In the coffee shop downstairs from my company, he looked weathered and hesitant as he asked, “If there’s a next life, if I don’t say those things… Will we still have a chance to be together?” I looked down and took a sip of my latte. Then, expressionless, I told him, “People’s inherent flaws are in their bones. Sooner or later, they will surface. Asking this is meaningless.”

"I had it prepared especially for you." I turned to look at him, more surprised than pleased. "Mr. White…I mean, Jonah, when is our wedding date?" "What's the rush?" He chuckled. "Are you that eager to marry me?" My heart skipped a beat. After saying that, he gave me a meaningful look and turned to leave. Only after his footsteps completely faded did I finally let out a long breath and sit down on the edge of the bed. Something was wrong. None of this felt right. Jonah's attitude toward me was completely different from how he treated Mona in my last life. Could my choice have triggered a butterfly effect?

Bruno asked "Family.." the man croaked. " Exactly Barth, no family. Mucho Buenos, Arivaché. Very good, that's your name, right? Bartholomew Arivaché? Hmm, you shouldn't have Bartholomew. You shouldn't have. I should let the community deal with you personally but I don't know, I wouldn't want your former daughter whom you didn't care about to see you being burnt up" Bruno said "I…I didn't mean to. I was scared " Bartholomew tried to explain

It was rather a very strange turn of events when she was blamed for the mistakes she never did and then was sent to France to study after looking at the worst outcomes and strange turn of events. Her father, the chairman of Evans Group was rather a strict man when it came to reputation and public appearance, thus when the things took turn for worst, her father, without any hesitation sent her as far as he could. Then her life was abruptly started in another country away from the people she knew and away from the people she loved. It was never her decision to make and thus she had no option but to abide with the rules her father had set for her. Four years at the University Of France was a de

As we walked, a sense of anticipation swirled in the air. As we reached the secluded area, the gravity of the situation settled upon us like a heavy cloak. I looked at Sephira intently, my voice filled with a mix of curiosity and concern, "Sephira, what is it that you wished to discuss?" Her eyes, shimmering with ancient wisdom, held a touch of somberness. She chose her words carefully, as if weighing each one for its significance. "Alpha, I cannot provide you with precise details, for the veil of the future remains elusive even to me," Sephira began, her voice carrying a sense of deep understanding. "But I sense a looming danger that threatens the upcoming coronation."

“What do you want?” “To open the final gate.” “There *is* no final gate,” Elara said. “There is,” the Prophetess murmured, eyes wide. “The gate that leads *through* fate, not around it.” The Hollow King extended a skeletal hand, and from the void of his palm, an image formed a swirling storm, a black temple, and two children bound by light and fire, suspended in the center like dying stars. Seris and Rowan. “They are the seal,” he said. “Their bond was the final act of the First Flame. Their birth rewrote the lines of destiny.”

It was depressing but also sort of romantic in a morbid kind of way. I glanced back at the man sitting at the table across from me. I can't imagine being linked with him forever. I really hope fate knows what it's doing, giving me this man as my soul mate. “Yes, I will be friends with your twin sister. It is fated.” He scowls at me. “You aren't even a Shifter, why would fate want you to be friends with my sister?” Now it’s my turn to scowl back at him. “What does that have to do with anything? Everyone has a fate Mr Kane, regardless of the circumstances of their birth. When I look at someone, I see the threads of their fate, not their species.”

They were no different from Dorian. This prompted them to turn to look at Chase. It had been years since they saw him. He looked even more handsome and manly now. They could not help but blush. When Seva saw them looking shy, she thought Dorian's thick-faced words made them feel awkward, or could it be that they were both interested in Dorian? At this thought, Seva decided she had to nip it in the bud. Dorian was one of the Path Seeking Sect's renowned elders. He was known for going through 11 Heaven Calamities and never passing any of them. He failed to become a martial god king. He was not good enough for Quinn and Mia.