Probability Stories

What are the odds of falling in love at thirteen-before you've even figured out who you are? For Arjun, the answer lies somewhere between comic misadventures, teenage heartbreak, and the strange way the universe conspires to put two people together. Set in early-2000s Mumbai, Laws of Improbability follows Arjun, a wide-eyed boy with a sharp imagination, a loyal band of misfit friends, and a heart that beats impossibly fast whenever Saira walks into the room. From humiliating pranks and whispered confessions, Arjun's journey captures the exhilarating chaos of first love. Through every improbable twist-schoolyard dramas, betrayals and near-misses-Arjun learns that love, like probability, doesn't follow neat formulas. Sometimes the most unlikely events are the ones that change our lives forever. Heartwarming, witty, and deeply nostalgic, this coming-of-age romance reminds us that the universe is always at play-and that the most improbable stories are often the truest.

From the author's point of view, I discuss the problems that South Africa is dealing with in currently and also critically evaluate possible solutions to said problems. Problems such as corruption, underfunded medical institutions, poor education system, overpopulation and increasing unemployment rate. What will it take or what could the people do to change South Africa for the better.

Coincidences don't just happen - there are mathematically proven theories that explain the probability of events. No matter how random you try to be, the element of chance is just another variable in the complex game of life - with results that can tragically be predicted.

It all started with a cup of instant coffee. A SaiZon chance encounter AU.💕 Re-posting after some minor revisions. Initial plan for this story is a oneshot but I changed my mind. 😅 Date Published:6/8/20 Date Completed:

Will you still let our love begin if you already know how it will end? A story about the battle between fate and probabilities.

There are always other situations that might have happened. You'll get them here

Maud sometimes thought that life was a hoax. What were the odds that God could find the perfect equation to create life, or that two rocks could collide at just the right angle and speed to spark consciousness. The chance was too slim to be real. But when Evan Reddings came to town, she began to question her beliefs. Because, after all, what were the odds that two people so utterly perfect for one another could meet? If that was possible, then what else? /•\•|•/•\