Between Two Worlds: When Destiny Breaks the Rules
The universe was never meant to exist as one.
Hidden behind the human world lies another realm known as the Fate Dominion, a place where destinies are documented, negotiated, and enforced. While humans live believing their lives are shaped by choice and chance, the Dominion governs the invisible threads that bind love, power, and future together. For centuries, an unbreakable law has stood firm. The two worlds must never intersect.
Amara Cole grows up entirely unaware of this truth. Raised in Lagos City, she lives a modest life defined by long hours, quiet determination, and the belief that survival depends solely on effort. She has no mark, no prophecy, and no indication that fate has ever noticed her. She believes she belongs fully to the human world, unseen and unclaimed.
That belief shatters on her twenty third birthday.
A glowing sigil burns into her wrist, forming a seal that does not resemble a name or bond of love. Before she can understand what it means, strangers arrive with impossible authority and open a gateway where none should exist. Amara is taken across realms and delivered into the Fate Dominion, a world of floating towers, ancient Houses, and powerful corporations that trade futures like currency.
Waiting for her is Nathaniel Crowe.
CEO of Aurelion Group and one of the most feared figures in the Dominion, Nathaniel is a man who rose by dismantling ancient powers and replacing them with corporate control. Calm, precise, and unreadable, he tells Amara the truth without hesitation. Her existence was sealed within a forbidden fate thread purchased years ago. A destiny never meant to awaken.
He is the one who bought it.
Amara learns that she does not belong solely to either world. Her soul is bound to both, making her a violation of the oldest laws governing existence. If she returns to the human world, the Dominion will hunt her. If she remains, she becomes a prize in a growing power struggle between ancient Houses and corporate empires eager to control what she represents.
Nathaniel offers protection, but protection comes at a cost. Bound by contracts she barely understands, Amara is drawn into political games where loyalty is fragile and betrayal is inevitable. She witnesses how destinies are reassigned, how love is regulated, and how futures are altered to maintain balance. In the Dominion, power is quiet, elegant, and ruthless.
Yet the greatest danger is not the world itself. It is the man who controls her fate.
Nathaniel is not cruel. He is controlled, distant, and fiercely protective in ways that confuse her. As their paths intertwine, Amara begins to see cracks in his composure. He carries the weight of an old betrayal, one that destroyed the woman he was once destined to love. His rise to power was built on a choice that cannot be undone.
As their connection deepens, Amara’s mark begins to change. It responds to her emotions, her defiance, and her desire. Fate, which should be absolute, starts to bend. Records shift. Predictions fail. The Dominion begins to realize that Amara is not an asset.
She is a disruption.
The truth emerges slowly and painfully. Nathaniel did not find her by accident. He chose her, hoping to correct a past mistake and atone for a betrayal that still haunts him. In doing so, he created a fracture between worlds, one that now threatens to collapse both realms entirely.
Caught between love and freedom, Amara must decide who she is willing to betray. The man who owns her fate. The world that wants to control her. Or the destiny that insists she was never meant to exist.
Because when two forbidden worlds collide, something must fall.
And this time, it may be fate itself.
