That Wasn't Supposed To Happen Mga Nobela at Kwento

It hadn’t yet happened in this life, but I could feel that things were beginning to be set in motion. I hoped it wouldn’t get to that, I really did. I wouldn’t let Greta win this time. “It wasn’t just a dream Aiden, it’s a terrible fate that could happen if I don’t do something about it.”

Everything was just so… great. It was so unbelievable that I had been wondering if I would somehow jinx it. I wasn’t superstitious, but so much had happened in the last few months. It had left a lasting scar on my mind. It left me with the realization that nothing was permanent and that I had to work a little extra hard to prevent something like that from happening again.

I wasn’t prepared for any of this. I hadn’t planned for it, and didn't want to control what was happening. I didn’t want my anxiety to wake and spiral into thoughts of what might’ve happened, what could go wrong. I didn’t even let myself think too far ahead, especially not about this scenario.

Even though I am nothing but a nerdy youngster excited over what would mark her sixteenth year on earth, my parents are fully aware I won’t be taking any less of a birthday celebration. But lo and behold, it was a day to never have been awaited. It was a day from hell. An apocalyptic day, a calamitous day, a day so awful it should have never existed. The universe must have conspired against me, because everything that could go wrong, did go wrong.

As if she wasn't too interested. 'Urrgh, what else are they planning?' I tried to remember any major events that might have occurred right now that had to do with Senine and her gang. But I find nothing! Because I've managed to prevent and change some of the things that should have happened in this life, there were many things in the past that ended up never happening now. 'Are they going to use the same trick?'

“What I mean is… things like this happen - no big deal.” Lies. This was a very big deal. He nodded quickly. “Right. Exactly. It was just… a moment.” “A stupid moment.” “Yeah. Totally unplanned.” “Yep. Just crazy.” I forced out a chuckle. “Never happening again.” “Yeah.” His laugh was thin. “Yeah. Never!”

The things are getting messed up for nandini, she was not the one who'll stay silent And resigned everything after knowing she wasn't at any fault but the thing is, she had not any hope left to live, to cherish her life or to be happy. She was just somehow obliterating with her life. She was unaware the things which were taking place and surrounding her each passing second.

Harry said with a grin. "Young master, you really want to do that?" Ben was hesitating. "Definitely, do you have doubts in my decisions?" He looked at Ben with a frown. "The car accident should be unmarked." Harry smiled evilly. "Yes Young master." Ben walked out. ... Suddenly "Your parents!" Arien had completely forgotten about the arrival his parents. They were to come by today. "Huh?" She suddenly jumped leaving Devian confused and flustered. "Your parents are coming today. I'll have to arrange everything." She suddenly became restless.

If something really went wrong, it wouldn’t be something money could fix. And the project was already nearing completion—he never expected something like this to happen now. His mind felt like it was about to split apart. By this point, Daniel had completely lost consciousness. Even until the moment he collapsed, he couldn’t understand it. He had only come to host an event, so how had things turned so suddenly? Was he somehow clashing with the company’s luck? But that didn’t make sense either. He had worked with Aurora before without any issues. Even as he lost consciousness, these thoughts still lingered in his mind.

A detonation that hadn't happened yet. Why hadn't it happened?