You've Met A Terrible Fate Novels & Stories

Emotionally drained, Charlene stepped through the portal. “Welcome back, little one!” Argun greeted her warmly. The hounds began to whine and leaped forward, eager to greet her. “Down,” Argun commanded. All three hounds obeyed at once, sitting attentively. Argun’s face was tense, his expression pained. “What’s troubling you, big guy?” Charlene asked, trying to lighten the mood. “No coffee today?” “I fear things are changing for the worse,” Argun replied solemnly. “Be careful, little one. There are Fates who do not wish you well. Keep your wits about you—treachery walks among them.”

I ran over and grabbed the metal pipe from the man before kicking him to the ground. Then, like a mad man, I struck his head repeatedly with the metal pipe until he started bleeding from the head and lost consciousness. He lay slumped on the ground, but I did not stop. It was only when Melody tugged at the hem of my pants that I regained rationality. I untied Melody and checked her injuries. She cried and said, “Thank goodness you came so soon, Jake. Otherwise, I would have been dead.” “You’re fine now. Don’t worry. I’m right here.”

I tentatively stood from the lower step, following my grandfather. Was I truly ready for this? That I wasn’t actually sure of. I have heard so many tales of meeting mates over the years, and yes, the majority of which sound truly amazing. But, I had seen first hand what not being wanted by your fated mate had done to Jorge, and it was hell. It had broken him.

“Thor and I promised we would never cause you harm again, and here I am, hurting you all over again. I’m sorry.” A sob rips out of my chest, and I want to run. I need to get away from here. I can’t do this right now. Zanthe retreats, whimpering and curling into a ball, all her bluster from this morning fading in the wake of her mate about to reject us. Her heartbreak crashes into me, sharp and raw, intensifying my own until I can barely breathe around it.

The moon goddess has fated you, and it’s that fate you will follow, whether you like it or not. “Did she fate me to die? Don’t you see my predicament? Those mates are pure danger. One is entirely ruthless and keeps threatening me. One actually tried killing me, while one is just the same as them but pretends to be kind while subtly being wicked. Do you know what that means for me? I’ve had enough hard times in my life to end up having such mates.” ‘You’ll just have to swallow it.’ “Fuck! This is hard! I would kill you if I could. You’re an absolute unrest.”

I tried to wiggle my arm free but his grip tightened. "Is that clear?" "Fine. I won't tell him what happened. I won't tell him we went to a party or that I almost died," I spat. He let go of my hand after that. "Good. You had better keep your word." They turned around and strode upstairs to their various rooms. Otherwise, they were going to make my life a living hell. I could hear the underlying threat behind his words. I rubbed my arm soothingly as I headed upstairs. I suddenly felt uneasy because I had no idea what to expect from meeting with the Alpha.

I am sorry for not being there and for not being able to tell you anything. I was so happy when you called me dad. I was waiting for that day but unfortunately, I will not be there to see my little girl turn into a lady. I wish I will be there to correct my mistakes and make amendments but I just hope you will forgive me. You know, we all have roles to play in this life but we decided which role to play. we are all protagonist in our movie and also an antagonist to others. The first day I saw you, I knew that something great was coming but I couldn't place a hand on it.

Fate, it appeared, had woven a sinister tapestry, one that entwined our lives in the most unexpected and devastating ways. The memories of his malevolent deeds haunted my thoughts, replaying like a macabre reel. He was a harbinger of destruction, a relentless force that had systematically torn through the fabric of my existence, leaving only ruins in his wake. The mere mention of his name sent shivers down my spine, a chilling reminder of the horrors he had perpetrated.

Her body frozen as the thought that she might have hurt this person made her scared. She was being careless and walking recklessly or else she wouldn't be hurting someone right now. But it's not her fault as the history of this university is so interesting. The vice Chancellor gave her a very good your she is well pleased with and the man also made sure to tell her all the history of the school. Anna quickly dropped her bag to check on the person she might have just hurt, "Oh no, am sorry!" she apologized to the person she bumped into. how can she be so unlucky today, on her first day she already hurt someone because of her clumsiness.

"And that fate, is worse than death." What?