Her Wish To Be Isekai'd Novels & Stories

After the college entrance exams, my parents finally agree to take me to visit Everleigh Palace in Jatwick. I pack my bags a full month in advance, meticulously drafting a list of every wish I want to make—wishes for my parents, wishes for my siblings, and wishes for Joel Sutton, my childhood friend. The night before our departure, my younger sister, Yvonne Jarrow, suddenly announces that she wants to go to Novenport to see the ocean. My heart sinks. A second later, Dad pulls out his phone and starts changing our tickets. "The weather's been great lately. It's perfect for a seaside vacation," he says excitedly. Mom immediately swaps out her everyday clothes for swimsuits and hats. "The

She hoped he did that in her favor, though she wasn't sure of that happening, with the way he acted with her, and how he didn't keep his promise immediately she healed Gael. Staring at the walls and ceilings, she sighed hoping things would be much better and hopefully in her good. She wished she killed Zeeb, but that didn't happen, making her beg for refuge from someone who didn't like her or regard other's life. She suddenly wished her life was like a fairy tale right now, but she believed in the moon goddess and all she asked from the moon goddess was the ability to be strong despite all that had happened and mostly, the acceptance to stay here.

The day our family went on vacation to an island resort, my younger sister, Alana Fisher, climbed over a safety railing to get the perfect photo. She lost her footing and, in her panic, dragged me into the ocean with her. The rescue crew was about to pull me out first since I was closer when Mom suddenly took a yellowed paper coupon from her wallet and tossed it toward me. "Corinne, let Alana get on the rescue boat first! This is the last thing your father and I will ever ask you to grant!" When I was seven, I couldn't afford birthday presents for my parents, so I drew a hundred wish coupons by hand. Each one read: [Redeem this coupon for one wish. Corinne has to say yes, no matter what.

The ferry is moving faster now, and we are approaching the island closest to us. “He’ll try again.” “I know.” My replies are terse. I’m not exactly interested in having a heart-to-heart with this guy, as cute as he may be. It’s too early to make friends with someone when I don’t know their brand of crazy. I don’t know why a lot of these kids are here. His blue eyes are lazy as they run over me. “So, what are you in for?” I shrug. “Crazy stepmother. You?” His laugh is short and strained. “Burnt down my school.”

Essi has defeated him. “Have you thought well about your wish already?” “I forgot…” Essi has no sweet regards for wishes. She always thought that dreams need logic to manifest. It cannot just simply be there without work. And to hope for a person to grant your wish is a waste of time. Right now, she unfolds the exception to the rule. She would prepare as if she didn’t care about wishes. She couldn’t help but get excited as well about how Oneil might be able to give what she wants. Should she just wish right away?

She is she and no other than Sherry! God must be crazy! However, she calmed down. She couldn't just believe it. But she has something in mind. "But I will not give this life back! This is now my life! And I don't want to be fiction anymore! In this world, my pain isn't here. I can live normal! The world she lives is now my world." She stated. "However, who is the real owner of this body? What did this mean? That she wished something? What did she wish for?" She didn't believe in fairy tales but, she was here— alive!

I added, my heart racing with the possibilities. Her eyes became wide with astonishment, *You'd use your wish for me?* she asked, her voice barely above a whisper, holding her tiny hands over her heart as if to contain her emotions. I nodded, and her face lit up with hope. "So, what kind of mate would you like?" I asked, my curiosity piqued, and she thought for a little while, her brow furrowed in concentration. Then, she flew close to me, her wings fluttering rapidly, and whispered her heart's desire in my ear. I smiled, my heart warming with joy, and said, "Ok, let's try this and see!"

"You and Heaven are something else, a lot would cower and run for their lives but…you, she…she makes me wish for the unthinkable. Even if it's the last thing I want before I die." "I don't want her near you cause you're a confused mess, but I believe she can grant you any wish if she can. Tell me, it would be our secret. What's your wish?" I smiled at my vulnerability, I ended up talking about Heaven instead. Am I not a mess? I remembered the wish I had made under the rising sun with her. She believed in nonsense but I randomly made that wish even though it was so stupid, a little part of me wanted it to be fulfilled.

"My biggest wish... is nothing other than becoming human again. I just want to feel what it is like to become human before anything happens to me." I didn't expect that, but she has a big dream. I had no idea how hard it had been for her.

"Well, the item I gave you is magical for the Faes, humans can't go to this world unless they use that item and wish for it. But even if you didn't exactly wish to be here, you'll still be coming here." "You lost me there. And can we please speak in human terms? Like you kidnap me and throw me in a van. We sailed across the sea to an uninhabited island?" "It seems that your mind still doesn't welcome the ideas of supernatural beings." She chuckled. "Wishes can be altered, morphed. If you wish to have lots of money, then I will bring you here and you'll have tons of gold money. If you wish for more clothes, then I'll still bring you here and give you plenty of dresses. If you wish for a certa