I Wished Upon A Star Novels & Stories

Afterwards, he opens the door and walks out before shutting it behind him. Turning back around, I stare at the stars for a while longer. Just as I am about to get up and go to bed, I watch as a shooting star falls from the sky. Closing my eyes, I make a wish for Dominic to finally love me and then when I open my eyes again, I close the windows and lock them.

How much I wish to invent on The rays that don’t deliver the sun The hope that fails to transmits shine I wish to alter all There is confusion is mind Success and desire in heart I wish to achieve more I don’t like to put a full stop I know it hurts being simple I am to invent a star How much I care for rising sun But it doesn’t deliver my call To the alien planets for hope To the cause too fit to be enrolled I don’t sit and counsel I rise from bed to start

The only thing he could do now was to quietly look at Carina from afar and pray for her health and happiness. … Another year passed. Just as the fireworks exploded in the sky above his head, Aster closed his eyes in pain and mumbled, "I wish that the only person in my heart forever shines as brightly as the stars above."

The two children stared at themselves for a long time before the young girl looked away and stared back at the stars. "Why did I feel, you were talking about yourself?" She asked softly. She withdrew her eyes from the stars and looked at him before looking back at the stars. "Oh, my God!' The little girl exclaimed as the shooting star flashed across the sky. " Make a wish Brian!" The little girl screamed sitting up. Before he could say or comprehends anything. She nudged him again to make a wish as the shooting stars flashed the second.

the little girl muttered as she linked ten fingers. With that sentence, Wendy took her son to lie down and continued their sleep. “Keep believing… then one day your wish will come true.” The window was closed, this time locked tightly. Two special stars are still twinkling in the sky, their light slowly fades, the center circle shrinks, and is finally swallowed up by the rays of the Sun. ***

“I wish…. to fall in love with someone who’ll love me back.” “Is that so?” Tristan looked up the sky and just like witnessing a miracle, a shooting star passed by in a blink. “I wish, your wish will come true,” he murmured. Audrey opened her eyes and laughed. “Did you also made a wish? Oh, you’re so lame. I was only kidding. Why would there be a shooting star in the cloudy sky? There’s no such thing. You’re so gullible, Tristan.” “And you’re so adorable, Audrey.”

Want to celebrate my birthday just once grandly. “Not a big deal, I will do it for my Sky, but it's afar right now so it must be on hold.” He made a big dot in front of the second wish. 3. Want to shower my love on orphans kids and give them clothes, gifts, ice cream chocolates. “Ok, I will arrange it for my Sky, but later when she will regain her normal sense.” He again made a big dot. That means on hold. 4. Want to see stars from very near so that I can find my mom in those shining stars.

“Five” “Six” “Seven” “Eight” I paused when I can’t see another star. I overthink again. I just came back believing in this tradition and now, the ninth star is missing. I looked again in the sky and I saw a shining star. “Nine” I closed my eyes to say my wish.

AVA The flames of our bonfire danced against the night sky, casting shadows across the sand. I leaned back, feeling the warmth of Callum and Theo supporting me as Noah and Oscar stretched out across my legs. The ocean's rhythmic waves provided a soothing backdrop to our quiet evening. "Look, a shooting star!" I exclaimed, pointing upward. As the streak of light arced across the heavens, I closed my eyes and made a silent wish. Please, let there be a way for me to have a child of my own. To have a family with these four incredible men I love.

My eyes flicked to the clock on the wall as the hands slowly ticked forward, but there was no sign of him returning. The wound burned even though it was the middle of winter. I was sweating from the pain, my body betraying me. Desperate, I reached for my phone, but as soon as I unlocked it, a notification popped up, showing me a new post from Grace. [Stargazing with the Big Guy,] it read, with a picture of them both camping on a mountainside. I let out a bitter laugh. The algorithm sure knew exactly how to twist the knife when I was at my lowest.