Last Wish Wishes Novels & Stories

She was still so kind, yet I had let her slip through my fingers. The cancer had reached its final stages. Even with treatment, I didn’t have much time left. Then, on what turned out to be the last day of my life, I found out she was getting married. I passed away with a smile on my face. Seeing her happy and finally living the life she deserved gave me peace. I had no regrets. If I could do it again, I swear I would never have let her down.

said while closing her eyes. “Alexis, Thank you. My last wish is to see my body in a slim figure. Please help me to get my wish.” A voice came into Alexis's mind. Alexis was dumbfounded. What? Not the revenge on Jessica but to lost her weight. HOW can a person be SO idiot like her?

"Hold on and listen to me. I know you have a wish, but I will never grant someone's wishes casually here unless that person has made a significant contribution to the universe and its dimensional axis, one that can influence the very fabric of spacetime. At that point, depending on the wish points, I can fulfill one to three wishes for you. Typically, one major battle might earn you two to three wish points, and you need to accumulate a thousand wish points to have one wish granted. Furthermore, each servant has only three chances to make a wish in their lifetime. Once those three chances are used, no matter how many wish points are accumulated, no further wishes can be granted. Got it? Apar

I gestured at Lily and Hayden to walk out with me. Once we got in the car, Lily looked at me with concern. "Are you okay?" I shook my head. "Now that things have come to this, I've already made peace with it. Let's just say I wasted a decade with the wrong people. It's not too late for me to leave." Hayden, who was driving, kept glancing back at me but said nothing. Lily clapped her hands and said, "Now that you've dumped the scumbag and that ungrateful son, what's the plan?"

I couldn't stand it anymore and said outright, "Honestly speaking, Austin isn't worth the million dollars you're asking for. "We're both women here. I won't make things difficult for you on purpose. Here's five thousand dollars instead. If you really wanted to leave, you just need to exchange this for a plane ticket to anywhere in the world. He wouldn't be able to find you then. "Think of the money as a sponsorship to start your life anew. There's no need for you to return it." I then placed five thousand dollars on the table and left. The next day, Leticia turned in her resignation and disappeared.

She asks with a giggle a chuckle leaves my lips, "I'm majoring in music while in college," "Do you like to play instruments and sing?" Zeus asks and I nod a small smile gracing my face "Can't wait to hear that," Poseidon says earning a glare from Death and a shrug from me ~ "So when can I go back?" I asked Death for the 100th time as we were in a room by ourselves and the Gods and Goddesses were discussing some things about me. "Ugh," he groans before snapping his fingers and we were back in Mika's house

"Connor, don't you know that my wishes are limited? You probably don't know this either—my 100th wish was to return everything to its original state. Your wealth and status never truly belonged to you." Connor's face turned deathly pale. He lunged forward and grabbed my hand again. "Willow, I know you can still make a wish. You can still make one more, right?" This time, I was utterly infuriated. I flung his hand away. "You know that if I make one more wish, I'll die," I said solemnly. A wish granter's power was not unlimited. In one lifetime, the most one could make was 100 wishes. Upon making the 101st wish, their body would rot and collapse, leading to a swift death.

Still, Mary was smiling blissfully, hugging Chris' arm as she gloated, "I'm no longer your wife, George. Quit being so sarcastic." Chris' arm tightened around her waist as he smiled too. "Oh, don't waste your breath, Mary, or he'll get to you. Let's go home to your mansion already." 'So that the bum won't have a chance to regret.' Hearing his thoughts, I could laugh. Regret? I was the one who was worried Mary would regret this! Still, this was just getting good, and I was patient enough to wait. And just as I thought, what Chris said left Mary confused. "What mansion?"

Maybe they'll also have a beautiful end after all this suffering. "Make a wish." He said suddenly. She looked astonished at his sudden suggestion. "What?" She scoffed and gave him a weird look. "Make a wish." He repeated as he nodded, sounding pretty serious. "...ok..." She said and found his request a little weird. They both closed their eyes and made a wish. She bit her lower lip and clenched her fists. "I wish to die." She wished, a torturous expression on her face, as she couldn't bear the pain anymore. His consoling made her feel better but she didn't have any reason to live on.

"Of course. If you weren't there, who would accompany Grandma to our wedding?" Abigail curled up her lips again. "Thank you, Barbara. I'm glad my childhood friend found a girl as kind as you." Barbara waved her hand in front of her chuckle. "I am the lucky one to find a man as good as him." Abigail nodded slightly. After a blink, she looked back at the twins. "Then, what about your third wish?" Louis snapped his fingers even though it didn't make a sound. "Our third wish is for Ava's mother to recover. We hope she can wake up soon and meet all of us."