Kays Wish List Novels & Stories

Lily clapped her hands and said, "Now that you've dumped the scumbag and that ungrateful son, what's the plan?" Before I could answer, Hayden beat me to it. "Want to consider going abroad with me?" "Abroad? Why?" I asked. Hayden seemed to have thought of something. "You used to be so passionate about fashion design. But you gave it up for marriage. Now that you're single and free, why not chase the dream you had when you were younger? Wouldn't studying in Fairn be the best for you?" Hayden was spot-on. His words struck a chord and reignited something within me.

she asked softly. He smiled. "If I tell you..." "It won't come true." She laughed quietly. "You're impossible." "And you married me anyway." "I did." She looked up at the glowing lanterns drifting toward the heavens. "My wish wasn't for us." "No?" She shook her head. "I wished that every child born into this kingdom..." "...including ours..." "...would grow up never knowing the sound of war." Kieran took her hand, his eyes never leaving the sky. "I think that's a wish worth sharing."

All these facts, events, and sad truths had caused her eyes to be opened, and she'd seen the bitter side of life that held many back from smiling and being happy. “Well, then... I do plan to take you out to a nice spot where we can grab some real food, and then we could go to see a movie, but first... You know you have to make a wish and blow the candles, Amy,” Sarah said. Amy nodded her head and then leaned in towards the cake, taking a deep breath before making the most depressive and disturbed wish Sarah had ever heard: “I wish for one thing and one thing only... The will to keep living even though I have a mom who's confused parenting for providing and a dad who always needs reminders th

She walks to the end of the bed to pick up some of the other materials that she would need, like food, which she has packed into a smaller bag. Kade stops her on her way back, and Kaya raises her face to look at him. He would have asked her to look at him anyway. “What do you want from me?” “I want everything. I want your mind. I want your soul. I want you in my life. I want your control. I want your love.” As he speaks, Kaya scoffs softly, her chest heaving up and down at the closure between them. There is an intensity that burns deep within her nerves, causing them to elevate in high spirits, and she finds herself smiling.

After everything was done, I felt like all the strength had drained from my body. I collapsed to the floor, hesitating for a long moment before finally calling the number I hadn’t contacted in over a week. I tried to steady my voice, choking back the tears. “Chris, remember the archaeological dig you mentioned in Riverdale? Do you still need more people?” A light and teasing voice came through the phone. “Of course! Is the brilliant Tess coming to join us?” His playful tone made me smile, even though I had just been crying. We agreed to give me a week to sort out things here before heading out.

If she looked in the mirror now, two black eyes would be staring right back at her. “Woah, so what? A wishing ability? That’d be unbeatable.” “That’s where I’m stuck. I can’t wish for just anything, nor does it seem to affect other people.” “How do you know?” Katie frowned. Cassy couldn’t stop her smile, curling the corner of her lips, holding a malicious glee. Katie’s eyes narrowed on her, confusion turning to suspicion, then realisation hitting. “Cassandra Kitridge, did you wish something upon me?”

Looking at her, the shy Kira was coming to the picture. "Can l call on genie." "What's your last wish." She played along. "That you and Kira never ever leave and will always be with me when l am at my worst. Promise me that you will put up with my stubbornness." "As long as you can keep up with mine. And Kayla's cause soon she will be a hormonal teenager." She smiles at me "We will play good and bad cop." I laugh "Then your wish is granted." She genuinely shows me her smile

He teases and I laugh as I turn around to wrap my arms around his neck and pull him down for a kiss. “But Kaan, there are billions of stars out there…surely, it’s okay to make as many wishes as possible, in the hopes that at least some of them may come true,” I whisper against his lips. “But you’re right, maybe I’m being too greedy, asking for one more thing…when I already have almost everything a woman like me can even hope for…”

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.”

She trembled as Eros's warm smile greeted her. “Why, Kanya? Didn't you come because you missed me?” Every step, Eros got closer to her. He sprinkled red rose petals with every step he took that fell from his hand. Kanya noticed the same thing over and over again, and soon the thing she feared would happen. “I said, don't come closer!” she shrieked in a loud voice. Eros purposely shook his head in disapproval. “Make a wish, Kanya.” Kanya's heart seemed to sink into her stomach as Eros's dreaded sentence slid from his lips.