Severing Fate Novels & Stories

Normally, they are in their normal form. One day, Kenji did something to disappoint his dad and he was cursed by a grim reaper. He intervened at the time of death from the human world. He was unaware that it wasn’t allowed. For him to redeem everything, he should deceive a woman in the human world. Kenji should make her fall for him within two years. Then once the woman’s heart is in love with him 100%, he must kill her and take her heart. He should bring it to the grim reaper so that the curse will be lifted. If he will do that he can be forgiven by his father and redeem himself. If he won’t kill her, he will be the one who is going to be killed by the grim reaper. At their palace,

Closer to see the nameplate of the device: [Time Machine – Researching] Lina gave a wicked smile, but her parents' words made her pause for a moment: “ The time machine is being researched...” However, when she looked at the past life monitor, her parents' warning words immediately disappeared, replaced by: "If you want to cut off the predestined fate in this life, you must cut the predestined relationship from the previous life."

And when it meant the most. I didn’t know how to feel about him. He affected me in ways that I thought were long gone. It was frustrating. I barely even knew him! “The mating bond doesn’t regard the amount of time you know someone, Aure,” said Seraphina. “Fate is the most important thing when it comes to such a strong force of nature.” “But we rejected each other. I shouldn’t…I shouldn’t be feeling this way anymore.” Still, I couldn’t deny her truth. Colt still had this strange hold on me, stirring up feelings that I couldn’t explain or control.

“We have to stay, even if we feel like we’re going to die. The bond is strong…our bond is stronger than the hate we’ll have for each other. We can overcome everything.” “What if we…” I started running down scenarios, trying to find alternatives, trying to find ways that didn’t end up with Sebastian dead, and with Troy and me hating each other so much that we’d destroy each other in the process. “No,” Troy said. “Stop. There is no way. The Fates showed me every possible path. They all lead to the same end.”

He said to me, voice full of exhaustion. I bury my face right into my palms. This can't be happening. This wasn't supposed to happen. I looked at Luca, "You also realize this can't be possible right? We'll always know if "that thing" is close to us because we'll be able to sense it no matter how hard it tries run or hide." He looks at me, "I think there was a major change. It might be creating hosts for itself or can now pass through people. This can be really tricky, as you said we would've known if that person was one of them and hell it's been years and now that person is a fucking suspect to a crime. We need to look into this, both of us. I can't drag my colleagues into this, they know n

"You will not want it either, Talitha. Because the one road that saves every life in your family runs straight through the thing you have spent your whole reign building." "Say it," I told him. "There is a way to break the seal that spends no blood at all," my father said. "But it does not break the seal alone. It breaks every fated bond in the world at the same time. To save your daughter without a death, you would have to end fate itself. Every mate-tie the moon ever forged, everywhere, gone in a single night, forever."

Lucian shifted beside me, jaw clenched. “Enough riddles,” he snapped. “Tell us clearly.” The seer inhaled and spoke slowly: “One twin will rise to save the world… and the other will rise to destroy it.” Silence fell like a blade. Chase’s face drained of color. Lucian went absolutely still, muscles tightening beneath his clothes. And me? I felt the ground under me tilt. “No,” I whispered. “They’re just children. They wouldn’t….” “This is not a choice,” the seer interrupted. “This is fate.”

He doesn't sleep. He only called your name, even when he was high on sedatives. He only called for you to forgive him for the mistake he doesn't even know. Everyday he would sit and chant your name like a mantra. But if someone asks, he doesn't remember who you are. You have killed the Noah Gabriel who loved you. You have broken the most sincere heart on earth. Yes he was a player. Yes would fuck around for fun, but that was all before you. He was scared to lose you as a friend. He told us he would wait to confess his feelings until he was sure. Because he didn't want to lose Benjamin Brian. And now look, he doesn't even remember you. Tsk.

This time, his gaze locked on me, but the look he gave me was different from what he gave the others. And truthfully, I didn’t even want to hear the words that would come out of his mouth. “Fate was sealed the moment you stood before the council,” Varius spoke. “You will never touch, yet blood will mark you. You will never strike, yet betrayal will wound deeper than any blade.” I felt lightheaded, and the word betrayal went straight through me. What fate had been set the day I stood before the council? And most importantly, was that what Adelaide meant when she said it was too late?

“Unprotected. A little soul is easily led away. It was inevitable.” I recalled putting my hand to my stomach, with a struggling urge to control the bile in my throat. “What happens now?” “The path has already started,” he said. “The first soul has fallen, but a curse is not the beginning of the end... it shall be far worse than the end. Do you understand? The next lot we draw will cut deeper.” “Deeper?” I had whispered, shaking. “Yes,” the Seer answered. “Every swing of fate takes deeper. You need not fear. No shadows will fall on you. You are marked to survive. But the one you’re afraid of, the one that takes from you? She’s not.”