Quotes About Shooting Stars Novels & Stories

Oh, JC why did it have to end so soon? The sky was dark. She looked up. Above her were myriad twinkling stars which dotted the vast expanse, and Tessa wondered if JC had seen them too. Then with a once in a lifetime opportunity, a shooting star crossed the sky so fast she didn´t have time to make a wish. She would have wished for JC to come back and be a part of her life.

I will really fall down. "You're not looking at what you're stepping on," he told me "I don't know, sorry" "Yeah, so you'll look" We went back to our place before it was getting dark, little by little the stars also appeared. "There's a shooting star oh! close you eyes and wish" I said I closed my eyes then wished. "Do you believe in that? But not in love?" "There's no way to believe, is there? Shut up there" "You know, these are my happy pills" he said seriously and looked at me

He said softly. “I can’t,” she said as she shook her head. “I can’t think about them anymore. It has been there all night in the back of my head. I really do need to let it go. I mean, they don’t even care enough to call. They didn’t remember at all.” “Kristen.” He said as he pointed up. There were four shooting stars in the sky as she spoke, and the tear fell. “Make a wish because those probably came a long way to celebrate you.”

I heard a tranquil voice like a whisper next to my ears. “Because after all, constellations are nothing but people drawing their scars in the sky, right? So, let’s draw our scars in the stars and hope that they listen…” Tears trailed down my eyes. My heart thundered up to survival beats. That voice. I opened my bleary eyes with a snap to the bullets levitating inches away from my face. Dia.

she said excitedly pointing at the sky, I followed her gaze and smiled as I saw the star. “Well then, what are you waiting for? Close your eyes and make a wish” I told her, she frowned in confusion and I chuckled “it is said that when you wish on a shooting star, your wish comes true” “Really?” “That’s what the legends say, you can try if you like, it gives a beautiful feeling in doing so” I said looking her in the eye, it was true, those shooting stars came from our realm, when a child of a mating is born, a shooting star is thrown across the realms granting whoever saw it and made a wish his or her wish, it was our way of celebrating a child of a mating.

Together, they found a comfortable spot on the sand and lay down to admire the night sky. As the sky darkened, the stars began to dot the firmament. Bruno, who loved astronomy, started to identify some constellations and stars for Helena, who listened with enchantment to his explanations. Then, amid this magical moment, a shooting star streaked across the sky in a luminous trail. Helena smiled and looked at Bruno. "Make a wish," she said. Bruno looked at Helena with a sparkle in his eyes but hesitated for a moment. "I don't believe in superstitions," he confessed. "These things about making wishes on shooting stars... they don't make sense to me."

A small gasp escaped my lips when I sighted something move really fast in the sky. Oh my God! It's a shooting star! I stared at it in awe, it was so beautiful. 'Make a wish' Closing my eyes I took in a deep breath. "I-I wish.. i would finally be happy for once in my life." Opening my eyes, I watched as the star moved pass me. I closed my eyes and smiled, feeling like things are going to be okay for me. I would finally be happy.

Ariane and I exchanged glances, feeling the warmth flowing between us. As the night wore on, we lay under a sky filled with stars. Zara and Zoya were mesmerized by the twinkling stars. “Look, Daddy! It’s a shooting star!” Zara exclaimed, pointing up at the sky. We all fell silent for a moment, admiring the incredible beauty of nature. In that moment, I realized that happiness doesn’t always come from big things. Sometimes, happiness lies in the small moments spent with the people we love. As we fell asleep under a starry sky, I knew that we had created memories that we would cherish forever.

He finally dropped me down, letting me walk on my own. "Do you know what's happening today?" he asked. I was puzzled for a while, "No, tell me." "There'll be a shooting star. If you stay on your phone more often than you do, you might have seen the news somewhere on the internet," he said, throwing shades at me. "What did you say?" I asked, refusing not to seize any opportunity I have to counter-attack. He turned to me, looking so innocent like he hadn't just insulted me that I don't use my phone like normal people the same age as me do.

When they finally pulled apart, their foreheads still touching, he chuckled softly. "You're right. That is delicious." Outside, the moonlight grew soft and hazy. A shooting star streaked across the deep velvet sky, leaving a long, shimmering trail that lingered--a quiet, graceful punctuation mark on a night where the storm had finally passed.