Chance is not injustice simply because it ignored your expectations.

Fairness is a human category, and chance does not operate inside it. When an outcome ignores what you expected or what you felt you were owed, the pain is real, but it is not evidence that someone rigged the game. Reading randomness as betrayal keeps you looking for a culprit where there is only a distribution.

If you are angry about something that went wrong, try asking whether there is a person or a policy actually responsible. Sometimes there is, and that anger has somewhere useful to go. When there is not, let the disappointment be grief rather than grievance.