Take A Chance Book Novels & Stories

This all depends on luck. Let's hear him out first. "You seem quite hesitant to say or do things. If I've learnt anything over these years, it's that those who takes risk usually turn out as the most successful in business and in life. Take the risk. What's the worse that could happen? Even if you die, you were going to anyway, plus if you do, it was meant to happen." He made a left turn and continued walking. "I have only been kidnapped once. Well twice if you're counting those who kidnapped me. The first was weird. I was disoriented and unlike the movies I've seen, it was more of house arrest than kidnapping, this is on another level."

Kara shrugged. “And what if he says something else?” Chance asked. “Then make your boundaries clear.” Kara declared. “Besides, last I knew him he was a genuinely nice guy so… I don’t think he will do anything shady.” “I don’t think that either. And even if he did, I can take him.” Chance gloated. “I mean look at me, I am strong as hell.” Chance shrugged. “I just don’t wanna hurt him again. I was really bummed when I saw the look on his face when I rejected him last time.” Chance sighed. “I hate turning down people.”

I’m not ready to have a serious relationship yet. Damien is a perfect man indeed, Jamie can say that his every woman’s dream but she can’t give him hope… Jamie never knows if she can give him the love he deserves. “Why are you so scared to gamble? Why don’t you give yourself a chance to be loved and give love in return…” Diane said as she gave me the “Why don’t you try to look” and Give yourself a chance… “Don’t push it too hard… I believe love comes at an unexpected time! You know what, let not just discuss this. Will just end up arguing again, I don’t want to ruin this travel..”

“Yes, when I was reborn, I chose Tyler. But once we were together, I realized I didn’t love him the way I thought I did. “He’s proposed to me over and over, and I never said yes. Because I kept remembering the honeymoon we never finished in our last life…” I cut her off, my tone flat. “I remember your letter. You wrote that in this life, you only wanted to be Tyler’s bride.” She quickly cried, “I regret it! I regret ever choosing him! If I had the chance again, I would have never left you. “Daniel, please, let’s start over. This time I’ll give you everything. I’ll never hurt you again!” Her desperate confession only amused me. “You want another chance? Regina, being reborn is already a gift

“You take a high-pressure situation and you master it. You take an impossible task and you conquer it. That feeling—the rush of accomplishment, the sudden confidence—that is dangerous for you, Jamie.” He paused, and the silence stretched between us, thick with history and unspoken blame. “Don’t confuse mastery for stability,” he continued. “This restaurant, this job, this perfection you're chasing—it’s not your anchor. It’s an opportunity. And you have a terrible habit of burning down good things when the rush fades.” He was speaking about the job, but every word felt like a direct reference to the night I left him for the fire and chaos of my daughter's father. He was warning me against mys

her sarcastic voice met my ears and I turned to face her with an arched eyebrow. She raised her hands in surrender. “Fine, I apologize for how rude I sounded, but you have to admit that’s not exactly a question that you expect to hear every day.” I nodded. “You have a point,” I commented, before raising the book in my hands. “But this book here, says that having supposed chance mates opening up to each other in any way possible could help them understand the whole bond thing better. You know, see if any sparks of any sort fly around.

And I wouldn't let anybody take it as anything less than it is. "It wasn't luck," I said quietly. "It was taking a big risk while questioning myself every day. It was choosing to bet on myself while everybody thought I wouldn't dare go out of the small box they trapped me in. So Julia, as much as some people may have all the luck in the world, I'm the least person to be favored by the four-leaf clover." We both looked at each other for a while without saying anything. Julia finally broke the silence as some of the hardness in her expression softened. "Yeah, well, good for you, I guess. Some of us don't have the luxury of taking risks."

Vivian's terrified gaze froze on the screen. Used up? She zoomed in on the photo I sent again and again. The notebook clearly read: The one hundredth time: Vivian Blake told me to apologize to Caleb Quinn, when I truly hadn't done anything. The previous ninety-nine times flashed through her mind like a storm, almost splitting her head open. If I'd truly been wrong this time, then the one hundredth chance wouldn't count. Thinking that, Vivian seemed to seize the last straw. She grabbed one of the men by the collar and questioned him with red eyes.

Chapter 8 I opened my eyes to see him lying next to me. I took a deep breath in remembering the way he made me feel last night. From his kiss to the way he moved inside of me, every touch made by body and mind long for him. I watched him for a long while, remembering the first time we met on the train. The simple decision to let me sit with him has changed my life. I leaned over and barely kissed his cheek while I whispered, “Good morning.”

There was a moment of silence before Blake spoke in response. "There is a high chance that it can be the possibility. Gabriel is an unpredictable immortal that in a way can be predictable if he allows himself to be." The wind picked up causing his air to ruffle with it. "For example," he said as he wrapped a hand around Nora's waist protectively. "Causing accidents on highways for his own amusement and turning humans in hopes that they'd join him."