Taking A Chance Book Novels & Stories

' 'But… 'Just think what will we get if we will trust him again?', She asked on which I didn't say anything. 'His love, stupid. His never-ending for us. Can't you take a risk for that chance, hmm? It's a complicated world. People have a hard time finding love, and when they do… they're scared to take the risk. That's unfair. If there's even a slight chance of getting his love in return, then risk it. Life's too short, and happiness is too rare.' 'Fine! Fine! Stop your philosophy now. I will return to him today, okay?'

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."

He had been here for so long after several trials to escape that he was now very scared to take this leap too. “That's the thing about life. It's very uncertain, you just have to take a leap of faith.” I said to him. I knew inwas in that position to talk to someone about taking a leap of faith. All my life, I have been so afraid to take steps or make moves that would change everything for me but then recently, I have been taking risks that I didn't know how it would turn out. Why be afraid now, when it was the risk I took that brought us here in the first place.

“Follow me.” Rae stands up and so does Nathan and both follow me as I head towards the library. When we enter the library I tell Rae “Wait here for a moment.” and make my way up one of the staircases searching a nearby shelf. My fingers run across the spines of books until I found it. Pulling out the book I make my way down to Rae handing it to her.

he murmured, sighing softly. His heart raced uncontrollably. The thought of losing Caroline again terrified him. The past five years had been incredibly difficult for Dillbert. He had been depressed and chose to go abroad to continue his education. After returning, he never imagined he would cross paths with Caroline again, especially in such an unexpected place. To him, this felt like fate—a second chance. Dillbert was determined not to waste this opportunity to win Caroline back. He sat down in his chair and picked up the intercom to contact Celsy, his secretary.

A gesture of submission my grandmother taught me, let a man who believes himself above you remain in that illusion. When my tray is empty, I first make my way past the tables to collect the already empty glasses. Snippets of conversation reach me as I glide past. Names of large companies, subtle shifts of power they are quietly planning. Small victories they share with one another, inflated into something far greater than they truly are.

But the scars of the past ran deep, and I couldn't ignore the cautionary whispers in the recesses of my mind. Ultimately, I decided to give Jackson a chance—to cautiously navigate the delicate terrain of forgiveness and second chances. It was a leap of faith, not just in him, but also in myself. I knew that in doing so, I risked reopening wounds that had taken years to mend. But life, I had learned, was a series of risks and uncertainties. It was in embracing those risks that we found growth, resilience, and the potential for profound connections. And so, I took a tentative step forward, aware that the road ahead would be paved with challenges and obstacles, but also with the possibility of

"I don't know." "Cinn, listen to me. It's you who taught me the fundamental rule about risks. It's either you take it or you regret your entire life thinking about how it could have been different if you took a step forward. Now, being the leader of this kick-ass dialogue,you can't step back! You worked so hard to come up to this position and sacrificed so much. All of it would go to waste if you refuse to try it right now." I roll my eyes and exhale. "Fine, I'll do it." ***************

I nodded slowly, clutching the book to my chest. And for the first time since I’d entered this world of rules and dangers, the quiet didn’t feel like a warning. It felt like a promise. And when he leaned in, when he pressed his lips on my forehead, I found myself thinking of what the Alpha said… Maybe giving someone a chance was going to worth it after all…

She reaches out, taking my hand. “I’m asking you to give this a chance. Dr. Akeso will be monitoring me every other day. If it looks like our pup is struggling or that I can’t carry him or her to term, we can talk about next steps. I’m just asking you to give this a try, Dimitri. You’ve given me a gift that I’d given up on ever having in my life. You’ve given me the ability to give life to a little person, someone who is part of us. I just want a chance, Dimitri. I promise, I will do whatever Dr. Akeso says I have to do. Anything. I just want a chance. Please, Dimitri.”