Novel & Cerita The Greatest Wish

I have found a man that has vowed to fulfil all my deepest desires. And I vow to fulfil his. Forever. The end.

But few years after, I was able to find her again on the the famous app called palmchat, and I began stalking her. You read that right. I've been stalking Melissa Jones for over four years now, and for reasons I do not know, I've never been able to summon the courage to message her on I*******m, which is now the happening spot. What ever the case may be, I'm grateful to almighty, for making my father cross paths with Melissa, and being thoughtful enough to choose her for me. Finally, I can reunite with my highschool sweetheart again, and hopefully together, we can work our ways to find the great endearment they call LOVE.

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.

"I mean it." "I know you do." His dimples went in as he smiled. "And I want to thank you too because so many times, I thought about giving up. I mean... It has never been this hard for me to bag a deal, if it's hard then it's impossible. That's what I thought. But then you walked back into my life a year ago and told me not to give up. "You told me that the greatest jewels were always the hardest to find but in the end, it is always worth it. Thanks to your motivations, I was able to keep going and that led me here. So thank you."

It was clear that he was afraid of Silas. For a moment, a flicker of regret crossed Silas’s face, as if Yael’s reaction had cut him deeply. “Yael, would you like to go to the amusement park?” Yael’s eyes lit up instantly. Going to the amusement park with his father had always been his dream. Every year on his birthday, he wished for a day at the amusement park with both his parents. Unfortunately, Silas never brought him. In fact, he often scolded Yael for wanting to play, insisting that as a Gardner, he shouldn’t waste time on such frivolous things.

Nancy Cole looked at Anaan in the long light of the evening and thought of her father as a young man in a photograph, standing in this same garden, smiling with his whole face. She thought he would have wanted her to be happy. She thought, with a clarity that did not require argument, that she was. — END — HIS GRANDFATHER'S LAST WISH

ABBY I wish I have Sebastian to hug me right now and tell me that everything will okay. I need to be strong and survive for my husband, dad, and my new friends. I remember the people I love when they’re not with me. I guess this is part of being human, you will realize how much they mean to you when you’re losing your chances to be with them. How can I even get out of all of this? I’m handcuffed and tied to the chair? I never thought and doubted that the best friend I thought was a good person and would never harm me like this. I guess I can predict what comes next or read human behavior.

Takte yan, ah! Ako 'to. Si Akio! The Great Wish Granter in the history. I've given every person who knew me what they wished for. I've lived for so many years! I've been good with this! And this? This is what the universe will give me? Chores!? A fucking chores!? Seriously, asan ang hustisya!? "Hoy!!" untag ko sabay sipa sa paanan ng kama niya. "Hoy, gising! Babaeng flat-chested, gumising ka!"

With a cherry on the top? 'No. The line is long, you know!' 'But, but I want to eat them ...,' Arnold put on a sad face, then rolled on the carpeted floor. 'Buy it or not?' He smiled wryly, holding back resentment. He always was like this. Every time Arnold wanted to ask for something, his best friend would roll on the floor until his wish was granted. He gave up, moved from his place. Why was he always could not resist Arnold's puppy eyes, anyway? He should have refused firmly.

There was still flour and cream smeared on his face and clothes, not quite cleaned up yet. "Thanks," I said, feeling a warmth in my chest that was pure gratitude. "It's almost midnight. Ms. Hartley, make a wish and blow out those candles." I didn't hold back any longer, closed my eyes and made a silent wish. All I've ever wished for is to be reunited with my kids sooner. After making my wish, I gently blew out the candles. It was exactly midnight, and the room plunged into darkness. In the dark, I swear I imagined Wilmot's voices sounded sexier.