When I Wished Upon A Star Novels & Stories

While faking asleep, the door of my room got open, followed by my mother who was singing our favorite Disney lullaby. When you wish upon a star Makes no difference who you are Anything your heart desires Will come to you If your heart is in your dream No request is too extreme When you wish upon a star Your dreams come true Hearing her singing with a steady voice calm me down a bit before I open my eyes to discover that a gun was placed between my eye. Unable to speak I was, still, I was able to cry. I was afraid. Maybe it was the reason why I cried, maybe not. I was too young to know, the only thing I knew for sure that nothing good would happen by then.

It was a cool, windless night, perfect for stargazing. Destiny lay with her head on my arm, marveling at the beauty of the night and I only had eyes for her. “Look, James, a shooting star!” she called out, pointing and sure enough there it was, shooting across the galaxy. “Make a wish, Sugar.” Not that I believed in wishes. If I did, I would wish to keep her forever. “What did you wish for?” I asked seconds later. “I’m not going to tell you, otherwise it won’t come true.” She sat up, scratching a spot on her arm. “James, there are mosquitoes here.” She scratched a spot on her ankle. “Oh, heck!”

She turned her head towards me, “if you could catch any of those stars, do you believe it would tell you, my wish?” I could see the sparkle in her eyes that night as she asked me, they shone brighter than any of the stars in that sky, “no, I don’t believe they would reveal your wish, so why don’t you tell me one of them, this will save me from trying to steal the star from the heavens.”

Natasha pouted and mumbled, "I would never give Joshua stars." She still remembered the wish she made once under the brilliant night sky full of shooting stars. "I wish for Jacob to be my star forever." The night sky filled with countless shooting stars was a memory that belonged to only her and Jacob. However, she no longer had her star with her. Natasha only realized after a long time that Jacob had been right. Wishing on shooting stars never worked. It would never work. Why would someone who couldn't keep her own star try to get stars for anyone else?

He lost so much, and it's time for him to have it, too. "Akio," tawag ko sa kabila ng mga paghikbi ko. "If you cross either of those line, I wish.. I wish that you'll be reunited with the people you've lost." "Dummy.." "I wish you'll met them. I wish you'll be with them again. I wish you'll be happy with them." kumalas ako't nagpunas ng mukha dahil sa mga luhang bumasa sa pisngi ko. Malapad akong ngumiti. "I wish, that my grumpy Cinderella will finally have his happily ever after."

Turning her phone off, she took out the SIM card and crushed it before tossing it into the trash. As the private jet taxied along the runway, she leaned against her seat and stared out the window. She bade goodbye to Henry, as well as Frank and Molly, her supposed "parents". From this day onward, they no longer had anything to do with each other.

It’s beautiful, almost magical. “Wow,” I whisper, taking it all in. “This is… perfect.” Reuben smiles, his gaze warm. “I thought you’d like it.” We stand together in comfortable silence for a while, watching the stars overhead. As I gaze at the sky, I spot a shooting star and point it out to him excitedly. “Look! A shooting star! Make a wish.” I close my eyes and silently make my wish, feeling a small flutter of hope in my chest. When I open my eyes, I turn to Reuben with a smile, ready to ask him what he wished for, but the words die on my lips.

"Christmas wishes? I believe they are. Why do you ask?" "Well…" Malaya looked embarrassed, chewing her bottom lip the way Laila did when she got anxious. "Barry at school said you get one Christmas wish every year. Like, one special one. And he's wishing for a new bike." "That's a great wish," Laila said warmly, brushing Malaya's hand. "And Christmas is coming up fast. But remember, wishes don't always come true exactly as we think they will. Sometimes they happen in ways we don't expect."

The two children stared at themselves for a long time before the young girl looked away and stared back at the stars. "Why did I feel, you were talking about yourself?" She asked softly. She withdrew her eyes from the stars and looked at him before looking back at the stars. "Oh, my God!' The little girl exclaimed as the shooting star flashed across the sky. " Make a wish Brian!" The little girl screamed sitting up. Before he could say or comprehends anything. She nudged him again to make a wish as the shooting stars flashed the second.

Chapter Thirty Nine Killian The more I was with her, the more I wanted to show her things I dared not show anyone, I was becoming vulnerable. I stared long into the sky, thinking that that wishing star I wished upon many years ago forgot my prayers. “So what did you wish for?” She asked. “I asked the wishing star for peace!” I replied, she looked at me like I had grown two heads. My definition of peace was just way different from my mom's, she had a total representation of peace that was not in any way close to mine.