You Are Not Destined To Open This Novels & Stories

Of destiny. The void is no longer empty.

"Don't blame yourself for anything, Stanley. I believe it's destiny." "Destiny?" I nodded at him. "You believe in that?" He snorted. "Of course, I do. The experiences that came after high school was too overwhelming not to believe there is a thing called destiny. It can't be denied." "What if I want to deny it?" "You have no right to. It can only be delayed but it will surely come to pass someday."

" Physics. " What is this? A note. If you don’t accept other’s help, you’ll stay alone and drown in darkness. You are the only one who can take your own fate into your own hands. You are the only one who can let a problem affect you or let it go. I wonder who wrote this. " Davina, did you write this ? " " No, What does it say? " It says weird things but it came in time. It’s true if I keep pushing everyone away, I’ll end up alone without any support, and right now I must accept any help that comes to me.

I'm falling for you more and more day by day Mr Goenka. I entered the study room, I came here to find Samarth. But I didn't observe the study. And also I'm not going to observe today, I'm in a scramble to see my seventh colour. I found the huge table and chairs, also a sofa on the border side. Everything looks luxurious but I don't wish to admire anything positioned there. I glanced for a key stand or like that any other thing, where I can find the key. But no, I wriggled my head in annoyance.

She seemed rather serious as she said, "You wouldn't understand. Just come drink this." "What's that?" I peered into the glass. It was pitch black and smelled like something burnt. "Just drink it. Stop asking questions." She shoved the rim against my lips. "You won't have nightmares again if you drink this. Do you think I'd try to harm you?" She had a point, so I drank it in one go. I was so done with the nightmares bothering me. "You're going to go stay with your grandmother tomorrow. Don't come back here for a while."

"Take Marcus and two battalions. But hear me, Natalie—if those doors do not open by sunset, I will assume you are protecting your former Alpha's wealth, and I will come down there to handle the encryption myself." "The doors will open, Alpha," I whispered, picking up the heavy iron ring. The metal was freezing against my skin, but as I turned to leave the solar, the weight of the keys felt like the first real weapon I had ever held.

"When no one shows up, you learn to show up for yourself." He didn’t say anything at first. Then he placed the plate on the counter and turned to me. "You don’t have to do it alone forever." I looked at him. Really looked at him. "Don’t make promises you can’t keep, Brian." He stepped closer, lowering his voice. "I’m not twelve anymore. And I don’t run away. Not anymore." That night, when he left, he hugged me again. A little longer this time. And for the first time in a very long time, I let someone hold me.

I won’t be consumed by ones I didn’t light. Let them forge documents. I forge destiny.

Hamein pata chal gaya hai ki hamari gair-maujoodgi mein aap ke saath kya hota hai. (Because it means someone is trying to understand your life. Inaayat, my child, there are things I need to tell you; things that might cause you pain. But it is no longer possible for me to keep them hidden. I know everything now. I know what happens to you in my absence.)

Not now, not ever. ***