To Be Taught If Fortunate Novels & Stories

Her pale skin reflecting near perfectly with Celeste’s. “Uncaring?” She joked, “you’ve all been gifted immense power that half of you won’t ever understand fully before you die. The other half will under utilize because you’re too scared. If anyone here is uncaring it’s all of you! Lucky for you miss, you’re going to have one of the best teachers imaginable and maybe if you’re lucky you’ll use a minute amount of your ability better than the others.”

In this world, only the strong could survive, and the weak like them would only end up as slaves or even trash that was not worth their attention. "Alright, let's see if I succeed or not? If I succeed, it might be more interesting, but if I fail, it won't matter at all. Because I won't lose anything. Some pests will also disappear. Making my plan faster!" said the teacher with a smile, impatient to see what the future held for him.

"We'll keep you safe." Today I think of how unfortunate I am. If I were rich, I could just leave this cursed land and start over. I am not that lucky.

Nothing is permanent in this world, but one thing is for sure purest intention will always win. THE END

He’s been so nice. But I’ve learned that nice can be a mask to trick everyone into talking to the devil. "That’s something to keep in mind. Thanks for letting me know." He leans forward and plops his elbows on the counter. "Have you seen that fortune? What if someone else stumbles upon it?"

he said, annoyed, before offering, "If you prefer, I'll go with you tomorrow morning." "I don't want to bother you." "And you won't. Just wake up at my time." "My membership card won't be ready until tomorrow." "We'll pick it up and I'll recommend a trusted instructor for you." Grateful, Paulina briefly wondered if she could hug him. Simon had told her to be spontaneous and act like his lover. A hug was expected. "Thank you." She leaned in to hug him quickly. "You're being a great friend."

T‌horne had advised. ⁠ And it had gotten him exactly nowhere. ‌ A dangerous, desperate thought began to form in his mind. A thought tha‍t went against al‍l his rece‍nt tra‍ining. A tho‌ught that felt terrif⁠yingly, fundame‍ntally like him. What if patience wasn’t‌ the answer?‌ What if t‌he only‍ way to cross th‌e chasm was to t‍ake a reckless, u‌n‍deniab‌le lea‍p?

Wasn't this looking down on them? Therefore, they decided to teach Caspian and Chen Li a little lesson! "Humph! I was going to give you a chance, but you didn't appreciate my kindness, did you? Then we won't give you a chance now! Hurry up and hand over all your treasures! Otherwise, I'll teach you a lesson! I'm not joking with you. I'm serious! If you don't hand it over quickly, I'm afraid you'll lose more than just your property!"

Skeptics call this fact Optimism, scientists call it Chaos Theory, and I call it luck. I was lucky once. I found her in the form of a policeman with sad eyes and a beautiful smile. My luck taught me more than I could learn in my entire free life. She taught me about the loss, made me understand that we could not change the past, but that we should use it as a catapult for a better restart, as long as we had someone to count on. My luck just didn't teach me how to endure the pain without your help.