Twisting Fate 소설 & 이야기

You choose your fate. Don’t you see, Rose? Every single life on this planet, human or shifter, has a fate out there for them. The fated path can change depending on your individual desires and free will, but each choice has its own path. Our destines are intertwined with each other in a complex labyrinth; the interweaving threads of the embroidered tapestry of life. No one born of this world is completely devoid of their fate. Everyone possesses both fate and free will, but free will will only get you so far, and you are no exception to that rule. Even a choice to remove yourself from this world and your possible fate, has its own destiny in the afterlife. Do you understand, Rose?”

spoke the artifact, its voice a harmonious blend of past, present, and future. The joint empire, now entangled in a complex dance of twists and turns, stood at the precipice of an unforeseen destiny. Quoted conversations among citizens, soldiers, and leaders carried a sense of anticipation, as if the twists of fate were guiding them toward a convergence of cosmic and earthly forces. The tapestry of the joint empire's story, once linear, now unfolded in a mosaic of twists that defied conventional understanding. And so, within the twists and turns of fate, the joint empire embarked on

Steeling myself with resolve, I knew I had to follow her, to face whatever she faced, no matter the cost. The witch watched me with a terse expression as if understanding my desperate refusal to abandon Winter. “Fated ties are frail and so easily destroyed,” she intoned, her own wisdom mingling with a warning. “Enter that place and know that fate may twist its tendrils into something entirely different on your mortal hands.” With no time to dwell on her cryptic words, I rose to my full height, the weight of my choice already made. “Then let fate do as it will,” I declared, trusting that my heart knew the path better than any map or prophecy.

But we were determined to forge our own destiny, to break free from the chains of the past and create a future that defied the expectations placed upon us. With hearts aflame and the truth as our guide, we set forth on a journey that would test the boundaries of love, loyalty, and forgiveness. The twist had thrown us into the depths of uncertainty, but it had also awakened a fire within us—a fire that would light the way as we navigated the labyrinth of secrets and discovered the ultimate truth that awaited us at the end of the twisted path we now walked. *****************************

I look at the sunset, feeling a deep connection to the world around me, to the very currents of fate I’m learning to navigate. “I think I understand,” I say, a sense of awe filling me. “It’s about weaving a fate that’s not just determined but lived; felt.” “Exactly,” Brigid says, pleased as she claps her hands together. “Remember, the fates you weave affect real lives. They’re not just abstract concepts. Each thread you spin carries the weight of destiny, but also the potential for joy, for fulfillment.” The lessons with Brigid continue, each one opening my eyes further to the complexities and the beauties of fate. I learn to see the role of a Spinner not as a burden but as a gift, an opport

Because I now had something he could never buy or predict: Melissa! A woman reborn from the flames he started. He destroyed her. And now? Now, she belonged to me. Not in body. Not in heart. But in purpose. She would be my Trojan horse. I was going to use her to destroy him. I turned back to my desk and opened the drawer. Inside was a folder. Confidential. Stamped with Jonas’s insignia. Phase Two. All the leverage. All the secrets. All the dirty little lies Robert thought were buried.

" Mark chuckled evil and laughed out loud that even his employers passing by his office started to wonder. "It seems the grace called Favour is on his side...." To be continued................. “Freely we serve Because we freely love, as in our will To love or not; in this we stand or fall.”

How cruel can fate be? ？

I soon learned werewolves were hunting down witches, thinking we had cast some kind of spell on them. The Fated Plague killed tens of thousands of werewolves, and as a result, just as many witches were hunted, wrongfully accused, and killed as well. My mother tried to reason with our pack; she was a witch after all, and our father fell ill to the Fated Plague. Why would she want her own mate to die? I learned then that people don’t see reason when all they want is revenge.