When I Wished Upon A Star Novels & Stories

He sighed like the weight of the world was upon him. “Okay, let's get you signed up.” I'd given up the fight- I was almost sure I'd covered all my tracks anyway- and just frowned. “I don't want to get signed up.” “Cute, but you're going to be whether you like it or not, so smile and tell me what you'd like for your username.” I sighed, but I was low key intrigued. Anna had always tried to get me signed up somewhere, but always gave up whenever I threatened to use up all the hot water before she got to it. “Abigeal Starr," I replied.

Aikee said. "I will inform her. She has fifty four happiness left Aikee. A lot more and if she gets stolen by the moon I don't know what to do. We're done," Austin said really worrying about their star. "We're not until we fail. I'm counting on all of you," Aikee said and disappeared. Austin face palmed and sighed. That kid was always more mysterious than all of them. Someday their star will fall and stupid humans that they give happiness to wish on a dying star.

He's the one who broke the silence. "Can we start wishing on the stars?" he asked me. Without hesitation, I nodded immediately. "Yeah, we can start now..." I replied. I put the glass of wine on the wooden table beside us. We saw a shooting star and closed our eyes instantly. Suddenly, I felt his right hand holds mine. My heart pounded. We made a wish on the stars while my heart can't stop beating so fast. When we opened our eyes, I saw him smiling at me. His handsome face greets me after we made a wish on the stars. He pressed my chin and kissed me on my lips for the second time.

I laid in bed with Luther, while I watched the stars through the window, he had slept, while I tried to observe what the stars looked like. One of them looked like a white wing, while the other looked like a little baby. “A little baby?” I thought to myself, that was funny, but I didn’t laugh or smile about it, I am so used to my imaginations. When Hazel was younger, whenever she felt sad, she would watch the stars, how they glittered and how beautiful they were. Sometimes she imagined being one of the stars, but that never worked, because she was a human, with flesh and blood.

They are shining even brighter than the last time he saw them. And then the memory of him looking at the night sky filled with lots of dazzling stars entered in his mind. It was the time when he saw a meteor shower. A wishing star whom they thought would make someone wish to come true. 'Dear stars~ I wish to have a happy family. Mother and father who loves me very much, and also a cute and very nice dog who will accompany me. That is all please make my wish come true' He chuckled as he remembered those exact words that he said when he was just a little.

he said ignoring my comment. I sighed "What do you want from me?"I asked "Make a wish" he whispered "That sounds childish," I told him "We're allowed to be children sometimes" I wish I was allowed to be a child. I stood on the star and made my wish. To have an abundance of chocolate and ice cream. Don't ask me why I wished for that. "Your turn, "I told him almost cheerfully. Almost. "No thanks," he said with a shrug "You have to. If you do maybe I'll like you a little"I smiled

We sat in silence for a few moments, the only sound being the crickets chirping in the distance. Then, suddenly, another shooting star streaked across the sky. Jayden pointed, excitement rising in his voice. "Look! I think it's another!" I widened my eyes as I spotted the star. "Make a wish, fast!" I urged. Without hesitation, we intertwined our hands, closed our eyes, and made a silent wish. The moment felt magical, as if the universe was conspiring to make our dreams come true. As we opened our eyes, Jayden turned to me with a curious smile. "What did you wish for?" he asked.

The young woman is indeed reciting the old nursery rhyme formula that children usually use to make a wish on the first star they see at night. "Star light, star bright, First star I see tonight; I wish I may, I wish I might, Have my wish come true tonight." The young woman looks so serious, so dedicated upon making her wish and I briefly wonder what she could possibly be wishing for so fervently, her eyes closed and her eyebrows meeting in concentration. Perhaps it is something deeply personal, like his wish, something she has been longing for a long time now. Or maybe it's something simple, like to be anywhere else but where she is at the moment.

I managed to say, wagging my head, and mimicking the usual way he calls me. He chuckled, "I'll send my wishes and gifts by morning. It's time to go!" He kissed my cheek again, and withdrew slowly from me. With that, he got into his car and drove off. I sighed in relief and signaled at the driver to take me home, i've gotten enough for the day, and it was already getting dark outside.

The boy flicked the girl’s forehead. “Ouch! Why did you flicked me?” cried the girl while touching her forehead. “The shooting star already disappeared so what’s the point of wishing upon it? “ “I can’t wish if the shooting star already disappeared?” the girl asked. “Of course!” “By the way Carlo, what’s your wish?” The boy suddenly felt uneasy by his playmate’s question. “Why would I tell you? It’s a wish after all.” The girl frowned. “Carlo… please tell me your wish. I promise to keep it as secretttt!”