The You Wish Your Parents Had Read Novels & Stories

I felt so jealous and I wished I could experience this kind of feeling, but I dare not as I am not allowed to. I wish I could be geniuinely happy with Leo and I don't have to pretend to love him. I wish my parents never died and I married Leo because I was truly in love with you. I wish I didn't need to avenge my parents death. But like they say, if wishes were horses. I have to face the reality of my life and be happy for others that are experiencing genuine happiness.

Being devastated we wanted to get back our daughters by the same ritual but for some reason it didn’t work. One day while trying to find a way we both remembered the poem Be grateful what you have for Be careful what you wish for One wrong wish and fate could change The game of fate is not famous in good way Once it change get yourself use to it Don’t wish more or things would get messed up once again That was when we realized what we were missing. We were ungrateful for what he had and wished for something that wasn’t good for us. And when he had what he wished we didn’t accept it and kept on wishing.

“Alright my princess, I know this is a lot to take in but the little I want to say is that kindly consider this and help Mr. Williams's wish to come true.” “Dad but ….” “But what Anna? I think the best we can do is to help his wish to be fulfilled. Anna, you know very well how this man has been of great help to our family. He helped with your studies in college and also assisted us when your mom was in dying need of chemotherapy. Anna, I know this is very difficult to come to terms with but I am pleading with you as a father to do this for Mr.Williams to make his soul happy wherever he is. I know you do not know Damien Donovan but Anna he is not as terrible as the news blogs make it seem.”

Maybe that is why I didn’t turn out like my parents. Wyatt, Kane and I watch as my parents slowly walk towards the door. A small part of me is wishing that they would get their things together, so I could rely on them to act proper. Deep down though, I know that is just a fantasy. The last things they said to me at May and Matt’s funeral have been burned into my mind. Yes, they were grieving but to tell me that I can find someone else and have a new family was the last thing that I wanted to hear at my wife and son’s funeral.

Mom never smiled at me. Another gulp of saliva as I sauntered to my seat in the table. “Make a wish.” Dad pushed the cake in front of me, surprisingly quiet today. He was a bit shifty too, his eyes barely focusing on me. I brushed it off, I must be overthinking things. Today has been weird after all. Maybe my adoptive parents finally liked me? My lips slowly spread into a smile at the thought and I closed my eyes, wishing deep in my heart… “I wish to feel loved like this… forever.”

The handwriting aggressive and harsh like whoever wrote it pressed hard enough to tear through. "YOUR MOTHER OWES A DEBT AND YOU'LL PAY IT. WE'RE COMING." I read it three times. Then I sink to the floor and wonder what fresh hell my mother has dragged me into this time.

I wanted to help him, but I didn't know how. So I stayed silent. Immediately withdrawing my hand that went reaching for his back, I stared ahead of us having decided to just drown in the silent awkward air but I found myself breaking the decision not even up to two minutes after. “What’s that one thing you wish for so badly?” “That we never met. I wish so bad my good for nothing parents hadn’t forced their pathetic threats on me while thinking I’ve had more than enough of it on my plate. But guess what? You were such a temptation.”

Don’t wish too hard for something…. It will never… ever… come true. I’m so sorry, Daddy.

I heard them firmly talk to any of their sextuplet children for the first time. They all were pretty laid out, cool men. It really took a lot to be on their bad side. "Yeah ? What else am I not supposed to do ?” Joy spat back, the corner of her eyes getting watery. "I wish I was never born to selfish parents like you all. I wish I never had the worst mate possible. And lastly, I wish I had died along with my pup before I saw everyone's true colours,” she screamed before dashing away from there and locking herself in her room.

I won't be able to take learning such an overwhelming secret about my family and dealing with the possibility that my whole childhood could have been a lie. "Your father did love your mother dearly, that's no lie or imagination. But she had already made the wish and there was nothing he could do about it. Once the wish is granted, it cannot be reversed under any circumstances even if the wish maker changes his or her mind and that's why I strictly warn people to be careful what they wish for.