Wish Book Novels & Stories

His list was almost complete, but there were still a few left, like exploring the world once, wanting to meet his mate, having a run battle between him and his mate in his wolf form, kissing his mate on the mistletoe, meeting his mother one day, having two kids of his own and wanting. The wishes he had seemed so simple and could be fulfilled if he trusted me or if he trusted himself. A Young Alpha Sioux must be so heartbroken when he wrote this I thought to myself and a tear rolled down my cheeks. However, I have to control myself and I will give him what he wants. It was reassuring to affirm what I wanted to give him. However, I wanted to give him something that would remind him of me. Ther

"Wait! Let's have you clean. I saw a stream out there." Viishaun silently followed them. Then, from a distance, the lady asked her husband to stay with their sleeping daughter. While cleansing Viishaun's arms and limbs which had splattered blood, she took a tarot card from her pocket. "Here, boy. I don't know the reason why you ended up lost with us. You saved us, so I'm here to grant you one great wish." "One wish? If you can grant wishes, why are you hiding and roaming like a vagabond?" Viishaun asked, wearing a stoic face.

She was going to forever cherish the memory of his memory of his smiling face, and he was never going to forget that he made her truly laugh in a way that made his heart tug. Malisha clears her throat, and she says, “I will humour you, but since you want to be my friend, I hope you know that friends don’t date.” Grayson smirks. “Depends on the friend.” Malisha rolls her eyes, and picks up the tablet to order something. She keeps on glancing at the food in a way to put space between the connection she and Grayson just had. Grayson smiles knowingly, and carries his own tablet. "Have you picked what you want to eat?" Grayson asks. Malisha nods in reply so, he calls Vincent. They both give him t

Trying to ease the tense muscle. "I've granted a lot of wishes. Encountered people with the same dreams and wished for the same thing." pagtutuloy niya sa pagsasalita bagama't bumitaw na din ito sa akin at umatras. "I even granted dumb wishes, too. For example, a school girl wished to have courage to talk to her crush. It was dumb, because she only wanted to say 'Hi' to that boy."

“Let’s go then. Let’s see what horrors await us now.” *** Locating the temple isn’t the hard part. It’s walking through this creepy forest that has me all wary. “So many damn bugs,” I slap another mosquito off my bare arm. Beth has tuned out my complaints at this point because she doesn’t respond. Suddenly, she grabs my sleeve, almost giving me a miniature heart attack, “Isn’t that it?!” “Jeez!” I gasp, clutching my chest. “Scream louder, will you?” She gives me a sheepish look. “Sorry.”

Liza wanted to be happy too, wanted this moment to mean something to her but it didn't. She rode up to the observation deck and stood looking out over the sprawling desert ground, half expecting a genie to pop up and ask to grant her a wish. Tour guide: And what would be your third wish madam? The biy said dramatically from beside her, bowing with flourish and she turned around laughing. Liza: i've had my first and second wish already? He nodded. Your first was that whatever you say should come to pass and after encountering a lot of difficult because of that, your second wish was that everything go back to how they once were, whish explains why you've forgotten everything. The boy explained

I heard Zeke’s voice but it sounded so far away. How the hell did we even get into this fog? I cautiously walked ahead, worried I would fall off a cliff or something. “What’s your wish Empress?” A voice hissed in my ear. “Who’s there?” I questioned. “Tell me your wish.” I saw a dark figure in the fog. “Who are you?” “I am the Wishmaster. Tell me your wish, Empress.” “I um...I don’t have one. I’m good.” I stated. “Are you sure? Not one wish? Don’t you want Beta Penn to love you?” The figure asked.

“Hmm. It might be too much information for you, but…” “It’s okay.” “Yes.” “I could handle this much, Sire.” “Lady Maharlika, I am very grateful for your help. I really wish I could repay your sincerity.” “Then if I were to wish now, will you gladly grant it Sire?” What would she wish for? Even if it is for a miracle, he would risk what he could to grant anything she would wish for. “I wish to take a leave from work.” But what she wanted was harder than a miracle.

now Aza's voice looks disbelieving, how could there be a world like that, witches, vampires, werewolves, isn't that just a myth? The more Aza thought, the more confused he was with the contents of the book. Or maybe this is a fairy tale book that he accidentally read and fell asleep, while sleeping the book hit his head so that he forgot that he had the book and read it last night, ok like that. "Argh! No logic, no logic, no logic! What the hell!" Aza grumbled in frustration. "Aza! Come down! Let's eat!" At the moment the confusion in Aza's mind widened, Aubrey's voice was like a savior for Aza who was thinking so hard that he was confused by what he was thinking.

Quickly covering his mouth, he glanced at me nervously. Theodore, noticing this, squeezed my hand and comforted me, "You will always be my wife. That won't change." Ivanna's eyes reddened, and she said shyly, "I've put you in a tough spot, Janice. You both had to go through all this to fulfill my wish, even at this age." I didn't say anything. When Ivanna didn't receive any words of blessing from me, she made a great show of wanting to head back into the courthouse with Theodore and me in tow.