Sixteen Wishes List Novels & Stories

She asked softly and a baffled laugh left my lips "You knew?" "Yup! You haven't seen the other two wishes have you?" She added, "They have their own diary as well, some friend in school did a birthday party and shared diaries... Ever since then you're kids have been writing all sorts of things in those diaries. You know what those boys want? They want to go to a 'soccer' training with their Daddy." A bubble of laughter left my lips at those words, it was unbelievable. "That is just the second thing on the list, last time I checked the numbers had reached 46. 46 things they want to do with their Daddy," She said, sharing in my laughter.

I had decided to make a wish list for my 18th birthday and show them to my friends and family to fulfill them for me on my birthday party. I was going to make a 18 list of things I want. I went into a deep thought and started thinking what I want for my birthday. I have never made a wish list before for any of my birthdays but since it's my 18th birthday, I said to myself that I would make a wish list since I'm officially becoming an adult. Looking into the plain sheet, I opened my ink pen and started: RHODA'S 18TH BIRTHDAY WISHLIST

“Us sisters from the military intelligence division have our own destinies, and we have different loads on our minds as well. Some of our wishes can’t be realized because the day they’re realized is the day we die.” Jens widened his eyes in shock. At this moment, Roxie’s voice was as quiet as a mosquito’s. “Hence, they don’t want their wishes to be fulfilled.” Jens pondered over and over again. ‘What kind of wish is it that it can only be fulfilled at the cost of a person’s life?’ Jens shifted the topic to the other sisters instead. “Do you know the other sisters’ wishes?” Roxie replied, “Only a few of them. For example, Thirteen’s wish is to see her mother in this lifetime.”

Trying to ease the tense muscle. "I've granted a lot of wishes. Encountered people with the same dreams and wished for the same thing." pagtutuloy niya sa pagsasalita bagama't bumitaw na din ito sa akin at umatras. "I even granted dumb wishes, too. For example, a school girl wished to have courage to talk to her crush. It was dumb, because she only wanted to say 'Hi' to that boy."

The woman who had slapped Tina twice snorted as she scoffed, "Do you have problems understanding words? Dr. Jennings is saying that you're paraplegic! You're wheelchair bound for the rest of your life!" The woman did not sympathize with Linda at all—it was clear at first glance that Linda was a terrible person, and this was her comeuppance. As Linda heard the words 'wheelchair bound for the rest of your life', she somehow remembered what had happened last night as she kept aggravating Tina. Driven over the brink, Tina had cried, "You'll have your comeuppance, Linda!" No! This was not it! She was a person blessed by God! Over a decade ago, when her mother remarried and she left their old vill

Harvey asked incredulously. After that, he sneered and added, "Do you think you can manipulate me into giving in by changing your approach, Samantha? I've repeatedly made it clear that there's nothing going on between Tiana and me! "It's just that she has a list of 100 wishes that I'm obligated to fulfill for her. And the engagement ceremony is her last wish! After this, I won't have anything to do with her." I sneered and asked, "Is that so? If that's the case, where are you right now?"

I couldn’t tell if the pain in my chest was worse than the physical pain, but oddly, after a while, the sharpness of my wound seemed to dull. For the next few days, I stayed in the house, waiting for him to return, but he never did. He didn’t even remember the promises he made. It was just like how he had forgotten all the promises he made back when we first got married. I didn’t have to worry about work since it was winter break, so there was no need to request leave.

I asked, "Are you asking me to tell Austin to give up on you? Don't you think that sounds ridiculous? Or are you trying to threaten me into divorcing him so that you can have him all to yourself?" Leticia just shook her head pitifully again. "I never meant any of that. I just want to borrow some money from you. I want to leave this place." "How much?" "One million dollars." I laughed out loud. Had she been watching one too many soap operas, thinking that I would willingly fork out a million dollars to tell a mistress to leave my husband alone? "Serena, I promise I'll disappear as soon as I get the money." I couldn't stand it anymore and said outright, "Honestly speaking, Austin isn't worth t

She sat beside Emily, lit up the candles, and whispered to her, “Make a wish, sweetheart.” Emily weakly looked at the candle. Her birthday was no longer feeling special. She closed her eyes, inhaled deeply, and made her wish. "I wish my father will love me again. I wish he could see the hurt in my eyes when he ignores me and feel the emptiness in my heart when he's not there. I wish he could understand how much his presence means to me and how his absence affects me. I wish my dad could love me unconditionally, value me, and be proud of having me as his daughter." She finished and blew out the candles, hoping that her wishes would be granted.

"I'm exhausted. Why do you always have to make everything a scene? "Fine, I was wrong, okay? I'll apologize. Just... put the pictures back. "I don't care about her. I was only helping Mia finish her wish list." For a while, I'd believed that too. Cooking her cream soup when her stomach hurt. Spending an entire blackout cuddled up with her. Taking her to the amusement park I'd always wanted to visit. Even tagging along to a lingerie store and helping her pick out bras. All of it was on Mia's thirty-three-item wish list—the one she'd sent me, neat and explicit, before withdrawing it with some lame excuse about "sending it by mistake."