Unscramble Decides Novels & Stories

“I see... I'll try to be as clear as possible: In general, part of our choices in life are decided, so to speak, by our unconscious. It's no wonder that we sometimes question why we make a certain decision. Taking into account what you told me about your unconscious, through dreams, I can guarantee that there is a tendency for him to convince you to make a decision that you may later regret. That's why I sincerely ask that, first of all, you give me a chance to disassociate you from him, re-educate him and reinsert him into you again. Let's direct you to a challenge of sorts. We will take him to a universe with billions of possibilities so that he will be busy overcoming them every day. The

An unknown ID. ‘This is your last chance. Make your decision now or regret it forever.’

Let the decision lock in. No more holding back.

Not encouraging words but answers. "I heard from someone a long time ago that every decision in life is a risk," Eunice said and then proceeded to squeeze the hands of her daughter. "We cannot truly determine what the end of any decisions we take would be but we take it anyway because we seek something that we quite cannot explain"

It was a father making sure his daughter understood the road ahead. I appreciated that. More than he knew. I nodded slowly. "Yeah." Dad remained quiet. "I think I've been sure for a while." The words surprised me. Because as soon as I said them, I realized they were true. This decision hadn't happened tonight. Tonight had simply been the moment I finally admitted it. To Chris. To myself. To everyone. Dad seemed to understand. Because he nodded. Almost like he'd known that already. Finally he leaned forward. "Can I tell you something?"

’ my barely available subconscious mind spoke and I too ignored it. “You can take time to make your decision, Okay. Now leave and come back tomorrow at the same time and we will go shopping for you since your dressing sense won’t match the type of girl, I told mom about.” He was so sure of my answer that I wanted to kick him again but I kept my head down and just walked out of his place and didn’t make any argument later on. I need to decide, and I think I seem to have made one bad decision of working which caused me all the troubles I am having. This isn’t destiny, this is all decisions. Fate is stupid.