He got a little scared, so I moved on to the topic of fate. I said that in every mythology there's some personified fate. I especially like Ananke, the Greek goddess of fate. Rafał said it was an interesting question whether life is governed by chance or inevitable fate. Personally, I believe there are no coincidences, but before I could say that, Rafał stopped at a red light, looked at me for a moment, and said he agreed with me and believed there are no coincidences.

An older, popular (!) student brother who takes you to parties and brags about you to his friends. Parents who are more understanding than most. A dream guy who makes time stand still. And a friend, a true friend who sometimes annoys you, but more often helps you get through the day. What more could you want? Jagoda is eighteen years old, and overnight she's gaining all the support that guarantees the average teenager complete happiness and a carefree life. However, fate inevitably has other plans.

Details

Number of pages: 280

Year of publication: 2016

Edition: I

Publisher: Literackie Publishing House

Binding: paperback with wings

Language: Polish

Condition: used / very good