The Chance Novels & Stories

“How will one vote make a difference? “Douglas sneered. “Chance, you are really stupid to act all mighty in front of all of us. Don’t you know that you never won against us in the past? What makes you think that you will now? why couldn’t you have just died once and for all. You are always spoiling my plans” Winnie added impatiently. Chance didn’t say anything. He loved looking at how worked up Winnie was becoming .He just kept quiet as if he was in the room alone. The people didn’t scare him anymore.

Now the three floors are running fantastic. As I stood facing the window that had a beautiful view of the city below I stared at the world around me. It had been five years since I had stood here as young graduate about to embark in my first real job and I took it without looking back. "You came," a smooth voice spoke next to my head "This is to celebrate you, of course I came," I spoke as I turned to see Cameron Tyler the boy that lived next door to us as children. The only friend I made outside of my family had remained friends over the years, even after I went away to school. He was the only person I felt safe with out and about, as I knew that he was aware of what I experienced so it mad

She had a breakdown. Fifteen more minutes, she huffed, glancing up and down the road, praying for a cab to make an appearance. When she saw a headlight coming from a corner, she almost squealed, praying it was a cab heading her way. But when she saw a white Kia Sportage, she almost cried out in frustration.

Controlled and Dangerous. She smoothed her blouse once more, her reflection smiling back at her. “Let’s see how strong Avery Sinclair really is,” she murmured. And somewhere deep down, excitement stirred, not just for victory, but for the chaos that would follow.

She looked around and went to the middle of all colors to watch. Different colors rays were started to form an orbit, making Alexis as a center. Alexis was stunned with this phenomenon. She scanned every color in orbit. Colorless, sky blue, dark pink, black with brown, sky blue were the colors in the first orbit. While she was looking at first orbit, she noticed that suddenly the second orbit was started to form. All the remaining colors which were first rejecting her were gathering to form the second orbit. That made Alexis even more dumbfound. Things with color having colorless and sky blue automatically came near her so she didn't even think for a second and extend her left hand to touch

I said, offering my sister-in-law a sad smile before taking another sip of my wine. "You're not wrong, Mrs. Hunter. Our table is very exclusive. The annoying human made it to the table though. You can too. Your kids aren't nearly as ice cold as they pretend to be. You just have to want a place in their lives and they'll readily give it to you," said Chance, replacing the wine in my hand with a bread stick. "Isn't that right, baby girl?" "I'm not a baby, you know," I said with a pout, but I bit into it anyway.

Chance’s fingers ran up and down my spine. True to his word, he didn’t push me, nor did he ask for more. If I hadn’t met Shane, I think I would have eventually given Chance a shot. I couldn’t help but laugh as my thoughts drifted towards that tongue work. I would have let that happen earlier if I knew he was so talented.

"Right? We give him his best chance? Even if it's scary?" "Yes. We operate. We, we give him every possible chance. That's, that's what we decided when we named him. Chance. We give him his chance. His opportunity. His, his possibility. Even if the possibility is uncertain. Even if, even if we might lose him. We try anyway."

she asked quickly, getting it in between two very quick breaths. "I'm afraid it's already pulling out of the station," he told her sadly. He watched as she mouthed a quick "thanks" and ran into the station. She could see the train as it began pulling out, heading towards the path that would lead it out of the city. This station was located on the outskirts of the area, and it was one of the only means of quick transportation to the place her father lived in. This was her only chance to see him. She couldn't blow it. She had to get on that train.

I also told her what Mary said. "You have to grab this opportunity and give him a chance, also give your heart a chance to fall in love again" She said Should I give him a chance?