Unexpected Encounter Novels & Stories

Mercy “Hey you” I said walking towards Monica in our favorite coffee shop, it's a small unpopular cozy shop, it's where we meet for catching up, and offloading, and the people here are friendly most of the are aged, it’s been three days since Devin's mother and Glenda visited my apartment, and since then I haven’t heard anything from them, including Devin I hardly see him at work, that improved my mood a lot, at least they know their place.

According to Hildegarde’s conjecture, ‘Origin’, which was the highest difficulty that one could ever record, may not have such a bonus. “And it seems that I was pretty lucky to come across Dan in my unconscious state” Mane sighed to himself. That was also a very lucky encounter. In a world that had such scarce information, Mane was lucky that the one who came across his unconscious frame in the Enchanted Forest was one of the few men who had information on this world. Mane truly understood how strange it was for him to ask Dan for ‘some books’ to read. Even if he had lost his memory, he shouldn’t have forgotten how scarce information was in this world. Luckily for him, Dan had books, and was

Fear That word was particularly what Sameer was feeling. He has never witness such a brutal accident as this one.This was totally brutal and pure wickedness. The car which hit rahama didn't even stay behind to save her, instead it fled immediately. It was as if it purposely hit her. People can be so wicked

I’ve been driving for around six hours and the beacon in my chest is getting stronger every mile I make it so I know I am getting close. I wonder if I will have any issues getting in the territory. I have been gone a month and from what Briar told me they found someone else. I wonder if anyone else knows about her yet.

Like a puzzle piece that was there but cannot never have that right slot to fit into. A hand on her shoulder broke her mussing. It was Rooka. Once again, he proved that he was in tune with her. "Too many things have been happening, Rooka. Things are not adding up. Like everything was perfectly laid out." "They are just coincidences. Don't think about it too much," he kissed her head before walking away from her. Serena could only look at him. Coincidences was something she never believed at. She who liked reading about dragons, and other mystical creatures doesn’t believe in coincidences.

I have complete faith in the Almighty. I still thought about the day when my dad called me and said that he had found a wife for me... I was pissed off.. I hated her with my every fiber... I wanted to get rid of her. But little did I know that one day I would unexpectedly fell in love with the unexpected person. I had never thought that one day she'll become the reason for my life.. it was unexpected. The Unexpected Love...

Life, he realized, had a way of surprising you when you least expected it: a random phone call, a familiar face in a supermarket, a reminder that no matter how much you try to plan, destiny still writes its own script. That night, Ken stood by his window, watching the faint city lights flicker in the distance. The world outside was calm, but inside him, something was shifting something he didn’t yet understand. And somewhere, not too far away, Bella sat in her room, staring at her phone, her mind replaying the moment they met again after so long. Neither of them knew it yet, but fate had only just begun to weave its next chapter.

I could hear the faint rhythm of his footsteps, the low warmth in his voice that once made my heart flutter. "Alright," I said softly, pretending lightness. "You're lucky I'm in a forgiving mood tonight." But as the sky deepened from amber to indigo, the seat across from me remained empty. Half an hour passed. Then an hour. Aaron still hadn't shown up. I called... No answer. Then Bella's name flashed across my screen. "Claire, check the trending feed. Vivian's gone crazy." My stomach tightened as I opened the news. Vivian's car had swerved across Aaron's lane, stopping him dead in traffic.

That I would just stumble upon an Oden…in the middle of the woods… in a human city… after years of searching for even a single survivor? My mind refused to accept it. For years there had been nothing. No traces. No whispers. No scent. Just ashes of a past that was supposed to be gone forever. And now… this? My jaw tightened as a cold realization crept up my spine. Coincidences like this didn’t exist. So what was it? A miracle? …Or a carefully laid trap I had just walked straight into?

I was alone. The reality of the events that happened yesterday hit me like a ton of bricks. I was alone in a city filled with hunters trying to find my friend who I haven’t spoken to in years and a woman who I don’t even know. I wasn’t ready for this. I was going to make a mistake and end up tied to a pole in the middle of a city square. I couldn’t breathe. I got up and ran to a window. I opened it and took a few deep breaths. It calmed me a bit.