Plotting vs. Pantsing

There’s two types of writers out there: pantsers, who write by the seat of their pants, and plotters, who plan out every detail of their book. I’m a pantser who forces herself to plot. In order to get from point A to a logical point B, I need to know what point B actually is, but how my characters get to that destination is typically discovered as I write it. Specifically for Fated by Fire, I knew that Jen and Marcus would know of one another before physically meeting and that their forced proximity would spark feelings of fear and resentment. I knew that Marcus would be motivated to prove Jen wrong, and that Jen would need a powerful motivation, like a vision of Marcus killing people at a Halloween party, to keep her glued to his side in the attempt to change their fate. However, I didn’t know how her vision would resolve in reality until I wrote the story and discovered the ending for myself.