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The Cursed of Destiny: The One Who Waited

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A tale of forgotten lifetimes, love that endures death, and a soul that was never meant to be alone. I have died a hundred times. Across cities lost to time, kingdoms swallowed by silence, and skies that burned with gods’ fury—I’ve walked through it all. Cursed to remember what the world forgets. Cursed to wait. For her. She was never meant to suffer. I was never meant to lose her. And yet, in every lifetime, fate finds a way— To pull her from me. To leave me behind, remembering… while she forgets. But not this time. Because this time, something changed. She was born into a house that feared her. A girl made of whispers and wounds. The daughter of a dead mother. The child no one dared love. And still—she found her light. She laughed. She dreamed. She grew. And when darkness returned… she stood. Alone. Terrified. Brilliant. I watched her rise. Not as a memory. Not as the one I lost. But as the one who would choose her fate. She is no longer just the girl I waited for. She is the reason I endured every death. She is the fire that defies the curse. And this time—she remembers. The Cursed of Destiny: The One Who Waited is an emotionally charged saga of reincarnation, sacrifice, and soul-bound love—for readers who believe in eternal connection, second chances across centuries, and the kind of love that refuses to let go… even when fate demands it.
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Chapter 1 - Prologue: The Curse of Destiny

Have you ever heard of a curse cast not by magic... but by fate itself?

They call it destiny's curse. Most people wouldn't believe in such a thing—until it wraps its hands around their life and never lets go.

But me? I carry the curse.

It chose me. Or perhaps... it forgot to let me go.

No sorcery. No sacred judgment. Just silence—and then, time no longer touched me.

One day, I simply kept living.

Immortal.

It sounds like a blessing.

It isn't.

The cruelest part of immortality isn't the endless years—it's what those years take from you.

I've watched the people I loved fade into ash and time. Seen the light leave their eyes. Held them as their final breath slipped past my immortal fingers.

Again. And again. And again.

Eventually, I stopped counting the years. They melted into each other, like ink in water.

(slow breath in... and out)

Now, I'm tired.

I want to sleep.

Not the restless sleep of mortals, but the kind where time forgets you. Where memories cannot follow. Where even destiny cannot reach.

And so—I left.

He stepped into the cave, where silence grew thick as stone. With each step, the world dimmed, until only the echo of eternity remained.

He lay down, not to rest... but to disappear.