You Were Destined For Me Perhaps As A Punishment Mga Nobela at Kwento

(1 Peter 3: 9 NIV) But to me, the story has a different meaning. The story just forces me to point out that everyone has a destiny. Either fated or ill-fated. That means you can't meet someone for no reason. They all came with a reason. It's either they are a blessing or a lesson.

He pull her closer to him then he stroke her hair. " I don't know what I had done to deserve you.. I am heartless and evil but God gave me a perfect woman and I don't even know why he did it. I can tell that I don't deserve someone like you, but why did god gave me you?.. Maybe because he believes that this Angel will change me. This evil person inside me might change because of you. And it did... I change because of you. I am soft when it comes to you but I never show it. I'm becoming a different person when I'm with you. You change me, baby.. You're the best gift that god ever gave me. Now, I promise that I will cherish this gift from god. I promise to never hurt you again. I will love you

When I saw Gilda’s face again I recognized her immediately as a great friend and mentor. So many lives I’ve lived. How could I not remember any of them until today? “You are remember aren’t you?” Her eyes lit up. “How long have our souls been trapped like this?” I said. “ I know this seems like a cursed, but you will soon see this is your destiny and always has been.” It seemed incredibly unfair that my destiny was already planned out for me over and over. “I know this must be a lot for you, I’ll leave you to it. Visit me anytime” she hugged me and went off to help someone else.

Another door slammed in my fucking face. Was I really cursed? Was Clarissa right about me? Was this the curse? To always be cast aside? Was it my fate to always be walked away from? Even as a friend? It felt as though everyone I had ever met used and eventually left me, choosing some other ambition or duty over my existence. I was either used and discarded, or walked away from entirely. What had I done to the Moon Goddess to deserve this agonizing punishment? What was my crime?

They had cast a long shadow over my adolescence, and now, that shadow had become my destiny. The tears flowed freely now, hot tracks down my cold cheeks. This wasn’t how it was supposed to be. My mating was supposed to be a joyous occasion, a celebration of love and belonging. It was supposed to be my chance at happiness, a fresh start. Instead, it felt like a cruel punishment, a cosmic joke played at my expense.

And as Malik kissed me, sealing our rule, sealing our fate, sealing our love in shadows and flame— I realized something: This was never destiny. This was never accident. This was us. Bound in darkness. Bound in love. Bound in power. And I was ready to burn for it. ⸻

what else would he want with me what had I done to him this time? He smiled, but it wasn’t a kind smile. It was cold. Cruel. His eyes glowed faintly red under the moonlight. “Not your uncle anymore, dear,” he said softly. “I’m your destiny.” Destiny. The word made my stomach twist. I tried to crawl backward, but my body refused to move. My blood felt heavy. My heartbeat sounded far away. “Why…?” I whispered again, my voice weak. “Why are you doing this?”

Silently, I turned and left the room, my heart heavy with jealousy and pain. What have I done to deserve this punishment? Why has the Moon Goddess chosen to torment me in this way? For so long, I’ve waited, yearning for my mate. I imagined the day I’d find her, my heart finally whole. But now that I’ve found her, she’s destined to belong to another as well?

As he met my eyes, the look inside his was hollow and still. “There are always consequences. Anyone who claims another person’s destiny has to pay it back in double, and most people can not afford that. I know it never ends well, so I didn’t want to bear the burden! “Things changed when your best friend’s father approached me the other day. At his place, I saw a picture they took with you. That was when I came up with the plan to have their family bear the divine retribution for me. “I’ve already buried the library card infused with your scent into my grandmother's coffin. What’s done has already been done and cannot be reversed. Even if you dig out your library card, you will still be stuck

She asked herself but the answer is nothing except hurting him at the end. She thought he would’ve fallen in love with someone else in these past years but he didn’t just like her. Even for her, life is tough. But he got all the chances to get himself another woman but he waited for her, not intentionally. Is this called destiny? Once Charlotte prayed to God that she has been with her parents and Jaxson lifelong, after seeing the shooting star. But her prayers didn’t happen and she loved all her faith in the Almighty. They again met now; she wondered what Jaxson had prayed at that time.