Wish Books Novels & Stories

"I thought you couldn't tell." "I can tell you. You're my mama. You're allowed to know my wishes." Luna smiled up at me. "I wished that next year would be easier. That there are more birthday parties and fewer funerals. That the wolves I teach stay alive long enough to become teachers themselves. That baby Alice grows up in a world where she can choose who she wants to be without anyone telling her it's wrong." "Those are good wishes. I hope they all come true." "Me too. But Mama, even if they don't, today was still perfect. That matters too."

"I won't tell you! You don't deserve to know anything! People who do wrong don't deserve forgiveness." After saying that, Ashton left. However, his vision suddenly went black. When he opened his eyes, he found himself at his old high school. A voice said, "Welcome to the parallel world! This is a new beginning for you and Maddison Sherman."

A ribbon tied carefully, like someone had taken their time. Azxel walked over and sat down. He didn’t smile. He didn’t frown. He pulled the ribbon loose and opened the box. Inside were matching clothes, other couples’ items. Things meant to be worn together folded perfectly but on top of them sat a rough looking plain book without a name. It looked Lila a little old diary. Azxel picked it up and opened the first page. ‘My life.’ He blinked slowly trying to understand the two words written on it. Something stirred faintly in his chest, like pressure without a shape. He closed the diary, put everything back into the box, and stood.

"Ursula, we'll keep walking like this. Always." I nodded with a small smile on my face, full of hope for what lay ahead. One day, I ran into Fiona at a high-end bar by accident. She was wearing revealing clothes and heavy makeup, laughing and drinking with a group of men. I couldn't exactly tell what I felt as I watched her in that moment. When she noticed me, there was surprise on her face before it turned into hatred and bitterness. "Are you happy seeing me like this? Tell me, why?! I regressed and was given a second chance in life! So, why did I still lose to you? What are you?!"

Victoria would definitely be happy. Silas tugged at Wendy and gave her a look. Wendy understood what he meant and immediately replied, "He's right, we're not that type of people!" As soon as Wendy voiced out, two more big gold coins appeared in front of her. Asher gave it some thought before keeping all four of the big gold coins in his bag. Wendy's gaze followed the four big gold coins. She wanted to kick Silas so badly. What an incompetent bungler, the gold coins that were within her reach just slipped away like that.

Vicariously, she’d experienced Anna’s thrill of excitement and couldn’t help but wish she was the woman in Gabe’s arms instead of her friend. Groaning, she rubbed the throb starting in her forehead. She wished she knew why she felt this way. It was so unlike her. Had living as a lady’s companion become so boring that she suddenly dreamed of improper things? What happened to the freedom she thought she’d have pretending to be a companion? For some reason, it wasn’t all she had wanted it to be. She pulled away from the tree and took slow steps away from her hiding area, taking great care to see if anyone was watching her. Once again, she was grateful that nobody had cared about the lady’s comp

"Sometimes, the path to fulfillment is not easy, but facing your wishes head-on is the first step towards making them come true." Sherly was stupified. Kim did not tell her about this wisdom. However, instead of shrugging it off, she took the caretaker's words to heart. She couldn't realize it when the caretaker said it when she arrived, since she was full of grief and pain, but now she finally realizes it. She realized that merely making a wish wasn't enough; she had to confront her desires and take action to bring them to fruition. With newfound determination, she bid farewell to the dandelion field, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead in pursuit of her wishes.

Bonnie nodded and thanked me again. Then I turned to Crystal, “So, young lady, what are your three wishes?” She smiled, “Okay. My first wish is for a swing set outside.” I nodded and snapped my fingers, “Done. You’ll just have to wait until morning to play on it.” She smiled, “Okay. Wish number two is for my own library filled with books that I can read.” I nodded and took her hand. We walked to her room, and I snapped my fingers once. When we walked into her room, she squealed in excitement as she saw one whole wall of her room is now bookshelves. She hugged me and smiled, “Wish number three, I have to whisper it.” I bent down close to her, and she got close to my ear and whispered, “Will y

*** A/N: This is the first novel I've ever written. Suit and Tie Series: 1. Granting One Last Wish 2. Teasing Phoenix 3. BASHing Trinity (ongoing) Don't forget to read my other stories: Night Stalker Series: 1. Pyke 2. Xandry 3. Forrest Sin Series: 1. Sin De Rella 2. Sindy Kate Standalone: Blue Iris Love Me

“But I can see through any mirages. They’re actually massive. I guess that’s why we’ve been told not to venture too deep into the forests.” I look down at the book, a tiny ember of hope springing up inside of me. There might be a chance of finding this writer. Considering the fact that he has written so many books about the Blood Moon Hybrid, he must know a lot about them. And what better than to get the information directly from the source. “By the way,” Kathleen glances at me surreptitiously, “if you are planning to sneak that book out, don’t bother. No book can leave the premises without being detected. It’s some kind of weird magic thing here.”