Novel & Cerita Quotes About Shooting Stars

“I guess jealousy made her a manipulative bitch.” He pulled me to him and gave me a tight hug. “I don’t care. It didn’t make a difference to me. Although, I must admit that finding out I was your first actually felt surreal.” I rested my head contentedly against his shoulder. Then I looked at the stars above us. The skies were clear, the stars were shining brightly. I blinked and I thought I saw a star flash through the skies. They said that if you see a shooting star, you should make a wish. I already knew that wishes come true but I could not ask for more at this moment. When I closed my eyes, all I thought was, Please make this last forever.

Mia's POV People have believed in the legend that wishing upon a shooting star makes the wish come true for a long time. I never believed in such myths, I never believed in any myths at all. I never even wished upon a shooting star, I just said a few words in my heart. I only said the wishing words in my heart, I never said it out loud and I never wished on a shooting star. How on earth can this be happening to me?

Although I'm facing away from him, I can imagine a dark brow lifting. I stifle an eye roll, smiling. "To start with, we see sunsets all the time. Shooting stars are rare... Magical," I say, a wistful feeling settling on my chest. His lips press to my ear, the low timbre of his voice sending shivers down my spine. "So this means I get to make a wish for the rest of my life." He lifts my chin gently, letting me see the raw need in his eyes. "Because you're my shooting star."

Chapter 21: The Moment “Have you seen that? It’s a shooting star. Let me make a wish.” Exclaiming from excitement, I pointed the sudden appearance of the wishing star from the clear night sky. I could not help but be in awe as I saw how the star shines bright above. I have never seen such thing since my childhood days. I was beaming with happiness, that it took me minutes before I could utter my next word. “Woah! They are beautiful.” I felt like my eyes were brimming with water.

In conclusion we should try everything we our heart desires. I believe in the saying; Shoot for the moon and if you miss you will still be among the stars. It’s a nice little phrase that says even if you don’t attain your original goal, you can still have success. It would probably be better for people to just say that, as the phrase doesn’t really make sense. The single closest star to us is the sun, which is still many times further away than the moon. The saying should be; Aim for the stars if you fail you can still land on the Moon.

Why would I stand out in a crowd of people? "It's a fine pick up line but I kind of find that hard to believe." My glass raised at my hushed, monotone statement. I leaned against the patio railings with my elbows up and back bent. He patted my bare arm with two small taps, never letting our skin touch for more than a few seconds. When I looked at him, he was already looking up with his finger pointed for me to follow. "I love looking at the stars." He spoke softly, "Every night it looks different. Some are not as bright as the others but they're still there. Way off in the distance. Those are the ones I search for every night."

the entire sky was filled with fire crackers that reflected numerous colours in the sky. "You like it don't you?" "I love it. look at that one over there" I say pointing at the sky. "it looks more like Ciara" he teases and I gave him a, slap. "Ouch" "Oh look there's a shooting star" I say "let's make a wish" I tell him "Wishes don't come true. it's pointless" he says lying down on the sand. "Okay to make it interesting. Whoever's wish comes true owes the other a free meal" I say and just then I noticed a smirk on his face.

“WHY are you always looking up at the night sky?” Clayton consciously asked Barbara when they decided to go for a walk on the beach. “Clay, how often does a shooting stars occur?” Barbara asked back out of nowhere. Clayton stopped and looked up at the night sky. “About one every ten minutes is the normal rate for them to be seen, I guessed. Why did you ask?” “Does wishing upon a star make your wishes come true?” “Seeing a meteor was thought to be a sign of hope, luck, and fortune. So, yes! I believe it will make your dream come true.”

Agape's POV "****, would you rather collect the stars, but the skies will be empty or take the moon but nothing's going to follow us anymore?" "What a nonsense question, Alentis. What's gotten in your mind to ask me that?" He haughtily snorted. I pouted and looked at him. "Then, what are you going to wish if there will be a shooting star tonight?" "Shooting stars aren't true. They are falling asteroids." "Waaaahh!! Stop shattering my fantasies, ****!"

I whispered, and a shooting star streaked across the sky. I couldn't help but smile.