When I Wished Upon A Star Novels & Stories

If I smelled hard enough, I could still catch it, that soft baby smell that made my heart warm. “Did I ever tell you about The Wish Cloud, Tinder?” I asked. He shook his head. “I’m going to give you one wish. Something to remember me by. But you have to pick your wish carefully. You only get one. And you can only use it when you see one cloud in a clear sky.” “I know what I’ll ch-ch-choose, Auntie Aurora,” he said with a smile. “I’ll choose what I always choose. I’ll choose you.”

He leaves me and makes me lie my head on his chest while we are still lying on the ground looking at the stars. I see a shooting star and ask him to close his eyes and make wishes. We redress ourselves on the floor and do it together. I open my eyes and ask him what he made as a wish. " I didn't make a wish!" He said simply. " Why?" I asked. " Because my wish was already realized. Seeing you here was the wish I wanted." He said while smiling. I smile too and put my head on his shoulders while looking at the stars. He caresses my hair and kisses my forehead. How I want this night not to finish… Hope you love it...

He asked confusedly. "I said, do you wish upon the stars?" Kalyx smiled again. "I haven't done it before, but I can start now." He looked at Kalyx unbelievably. "Ever?" "Ever. I once asked the moon to do a favor for me. But if you had talked to me since before, maybe I would have learned to wish on stars." Sidhiel smiled. "How about you? What do you wish to the stars? Did a lot of it come true? It seems like you guys were friends."

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.

I wish, I'm the star you're talking about. I wish for the impossible. I hope one day someone like me will be your dream too.

How I wish you would know About this feelings Just how the way I look at you And how the way I smile when I'm with you But baby I can only Live in reverie But I hope I can live in your heart Hear I am Wishing upon the falling star Hoping they'd hear me And grant what I want. Dripping a tear in disappointment With the fact that you can't Love me back... For you hold another heart. Now it's our turn to sang together. Baby if you know Ho I wish for the meteor To shower And wish in the thousands stone With the same wish That I want you and me To be with each other To hold our hands together Ohhhhh Here I am Wishing upon the falling star

He pulled a strand of my hair and leans in to kiss my forehead, smiling slightly. I turned at the sky and observed the stars as they glimmer and shone. “Caelum?” “Hmm?” “Is it true that when you wish upon a falling star, your wish will come true?” Caelum frowns before answering, “I heard that from humans but Aeon once said and I quote,” Caelum motions his hand at the beginning of his speech making me laugh, “ ‘Wishes only comes true if it is achievable to happen. However, one cannot trust their life on a star that has fallen out of the sky, instead, cling on the star that is holding on.’ ” Caelum shrugs, giving me an apologetic smile.

“I think so.When I was little I saw one.And I wished for a little bird.Then the next day,my grandad got me a baby pigeon” He lets out a surprised laugh—his grin widening as he turns to face me more fully. “A pigeon? Damn. Wish I’d wished for one when I was little.“ His thumb still traces lazy circles against my skin. “You know… for someone so logical, you believe in some pretty whimsical stuff.“ “I do actually.Starlight,starbright,first star I see tonight,I wish I may,I wish I might,have this wish… I wish tonight”. “It has a rhyme too?”

Emily, her voice filled with awe, whispered, "Look at the shooting stars, each one carrying a wish upon its tail. This is a rare gift from the cosmos, an invitation to share our hopes and dreams with the universe." Liam's eyes shimmered with a mixture of reverence and excitement. "Indeed, Emily. Let us take this moment to make our wishes, to send our intentions into the night sky. The universe listens, and who knows what wonders it may bring." The pack members found a spot beneath the open sky, their eyes fixed upon the falling cosmic wonders. Each star streaked across the heavens, leaving behind a trail of ethereal light. Rachel, her voice filled with optimism, said, "I wish for harmony amo

she replied, her voice filled with a hint of mystery. We settled onto the blanket, our gazes fixed on the starlit sky. Moments passed in silence, the anticipation thickening the air. Suddenly, a shooting star streaked across the heavens, leaving a trail of shimmering light in its wake. Hazel’s voice was filled with a sense of enchantment. "Draven, make a wish," she whispered, her eyes locked onto the star passing by. I wondered if this was the surprise she planned. All that trouble for a wish on a shooting star? I watched her closely, then copied her movement. Closing my eyes, I wasn't one that believed in making wishes on shooting stars.