The Greatest Wish Novels & Stories

Sherly smiled at him with her fluffy eyes. Seeing her like this, the caretaker's heart softened, and in response, the caretaker offered her unexpected advice. "Remember, dear, a wish is only granted when the one who makes it is willing to face it," he said, his voice carrying a hint of wisdom. "Sometimes, the path to fulfillment is not easy, but facing your wishes head-on is the first step towards making them come true."

Goblin walks in, DJ heart began to race "Yes sire?" He grinds "Tell us what exactly you told me" "Can you be more specific sire, I tell you a lot of things" "Goblin!" He yelled "Fine, I will, DJ was granted 3wishes and his first wish was to be able to see their child in the human realm" DJ knelt on his feet "am so sorry sire" desire begins to cry "In all my world, my kids are the worse, first Davis now you Desire, why!" He exclaimed

He went over and read one. I wish that I didn’t have to move. I wish that Dad’s didn’t have to go to California. Also, I wish for a puppy that doesn't make me sneeze. The innocence of the wish hit him like a hard punch to the gut. He read the next snowflake. I wish my mom didn’t have to worry about her job. I wish that she could be happy again. Also, I wish for a unicorn. That one was marked with Molly’s name.

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 gave him a tight squeeze before heading for the door. “Sometimes I wish I could just be normal, experience life without the weight of the world on my shoulders,” I muttered. “But I know wishes only come true in fairytales.” “Not always Imelda, magic is all around us. The greatest wishes come true when we least expect them.” ***

Roger Every person has one wish that they will do anything to achieve. A goal for which they sacrifice their whole lives. This desire is deeply rooted within their hearts and serves as a driving force that propels them forward, even in the face of adversity. I have one wish like that too: I would like to fulfill a goal that has kept me roaming aimlessly in this world for hundreds of years. That is death. I want to die, but my cruel fate doesn’t allow me to die either. Every day, I am burdened by the weight of immortality, unable to escape the eternal cycle of life. The longing for release consumes me as I yearn for the peace that death promises.

Everyone nodded at him. "So, what do you know about the 'wish'?" The oldest man asked. "Not much. We just know that all five of us can have a wish for each one of us. We can use them anytime in the journey of the race. But definitely there are some restrictions for the wish. Grandmother said that you guys will explain that to us." Sarah answered on behalf of them all.

"When he was being rushed in and wheeled into surgery, I remember that he kept repeating something under his breath. "Something like… his birthday wish finally came true, or something along those lines. That might be what he cares about most deep down. If you want to try waking him up, you could start from there." Mom kept turning the doctor's words over in her mind. She murmured to herself, "A birthday wish? That's right… Zero has never once celebrated his birthday. He must really want that. But what was his birthday wish?" I wanted to tell her that my birthday wish was to die. All she needed to do was stop the treatment, and my wish would finally come true. Unfortunately, Mom couldn't hear

"You’ve been gone for a long time, and there’s no way you could be here now." "But isn’t this what you want?" My mother pushed. "To have all of us here as a happy family? Isn’t that your greatest wish?" My greatest wish... Sure, it was my greatest wish, but it was only a wish. "Something like this could only happen in a different time and place." I sighed, feeling a pang of pain rush through me. "But that time isn’t now and it won’t ever be in this lifetime."

Adrian watched the candles with intense focus, like he was trying to understand the concept of fire. "Make a wish," I whispered to them, though I knew they were too young to understand. But I made a wish for them. The same wish I'd been making since the day they were born—that they would be healthy, happy, safe, and loved. That they would grow up knowing how special they were, gifts and all. That they would have the courage to be themselves and the wisdom to know they were never alone. Tristan helped them blow out the candles—more like he blew them out while Adrian grabbed at the smoke and Arianna tried to stick her finger in the frosting.