Trumping My Tragic Destiny Novels & Stories

“I'm afraid everyone has passed the stage of reasoning. We all have already headed on the path to our destiny. Remember everyone has a destiny to fulfill, no one can escape from their fate, including you, Triss,” A knot tightened in my chest. I hated it whenever she said that. I hated it whenever Cora said that too. If I really had a destiny to fulfill why wouldn't they just tell me. At least it would make my life a little easier. And I wouldn't be in constant fear of losing someone I loved again. After my parents and sister's death, I promised myself I wouldn't lose someone I cared about again.

Randall asked, holding him but he slammed his hand down. “Fuck! Fuck!” Cursing, tears glistening in his eyes, feeling utterly powerless. Hating himself for not using his cognition before. “Tristan, please don’t scare us. Tell us what the hell is happening.” Ruth called, worried to find Tristan broke like this. Sniffling, he looked back at Katastrofi, wiping his eyes, explaining with trembling lips. “Before us is… Katastrofi the Destroyer... Our one young mistake brought him to this world. I told you guys to not go there! I told you it’s dangerous. We are doomed now!” He yelled at them with a tear rolling down.

"The choice is yours, Alondra. You can let bitterness consume you, or you can find the courage to rise above it and seek the allies that will aid you on your journey." Her words resonated deep within me, resonating with the ember of strength that I thought had been extinguished. In that moment, I made a silent vow to myself – to embrace the unexpected, to venture beyond the confines of my grief, and to forge alliances that would guide me towards a destiny I could shape for myself. With newfound resolve, I looked into Trish's eyes, the flicker of determination mirrored in my gaze. "Thank you, Trish," I said, my voice steady. "I choose to rise above the bitterness and seek the allies that will

******* Travelling through unknown paths we stumble upon rocks and soar heights. ******* ~Tristan Life is a race for me I am set on the path for dominance over this world. Nothing could set me back or overpower the tumult. My life is all about turbulence, riot, money, dominance, a secretive underground world of power and hidden tormenting secrets. I married her.

I cradled my stomach sobbing, praying to god, she spoke the truth after everything I endured. "Still not interested in destiny? It's the reason why your child is saved" "Stay away from me" "Ah my child, if only things were that simple. But we are all subjects of destiny's choosing. There's no escaping it" "Well I will fight with everything I've got before kneeling at it's will or whim" I bit out, internally broken my the constant conflicts that we've faced. "Those who never learn from their mistakes are doomed to repeat it" She reaches forth her hand to the very wall through which Grayson and Shirley had disappeared through, the dark swirls forming against the smooth surface, both men fallin

Fate is what takes you down that road you ever so often avoid taking. Take, for instance, landing on Vic’s doorstep that fateful day when I become the detail for Trinity Stone. At the time, I had no idea that it was where I was supposed to be, with whom I am meant to be, doing what I should be doing...falling in love.

"How can we defy destiny and carve a new path for our pack?" Tricc felt his breath catch in his chest, his heart pounding heavily. Nervously, his eyes darted between the Alphas as he struggled to push aside the growing discomfort. The words he uttered sounded hollow even to his own ears. "Destiny is not set in stone, but a tapestry waiting to be rewoven," he proclaimed. "Embrace the challenges ahead, unite your pack in purpose, and together, you shall shape your own fate in defiance of what has been foretold."

He relished in my confusion, basking in the power he held over my fragile psyche. "Let's just say it was my purpose, Scarlett," he replied, his voice dripping with malevolence. "I was fated to kill you. No matter how hard you try to understand, you won't. It's simply how it was meant to be." His words struck me like a blow, leaving me breathless and vulnerable. The weight of destiny pressed upon my shoulders, threatening to suffocate me with its unforgiving grip. Yet, I refused to accept this as my ultimate truth. I had fought too hard, endured too much, to surrender to the whims of an unknown force.