Wish Rewrite Novels & Stories

Chapter Twenty Nine Nina “Set me free” The wish should have been that simple and short. My first thought was to use this once in a lifetime opportunity to plead with Alpha Aiden to set me free and let me go back home to my family but on second thoughts, I changed my mind and asked for a more realistic wish after winning the bet ,which came as a shock to me that I can take down Alpha Aiden after witnessing and knowing how strong he is. “ I promise to give you my word , so what’s your wish Nina?” questioned Alpha Aiden.

Essi has defeated him. “Have you thought well about your wish already?” “I forgot…” Essi has no sweet regards for wishes. She always thought that dreams need logic to manifest. It cannot just simply be there without work. And to hope for a person to grant your wish is a waste of time. Right now, she unfolds the exception to the rule. She would prepare as if she didn’t care about wishes. She couldn’t help but get excited as well about how Oneil might be able to give what she wants. Should she just wish right away?

"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."

Marry me, and then I will forgive you. “So you got angry just because I didn’t answer your question? If I answer your question and say that I’m jealous then you will not be happy. Samuel Wijaya is your best friend. So I can’t be jealous of him. That’s why I didn’t answer.” Happy Reading See you, and thanks for reading Make A Wish.

“I would appreciate if you don’t draw on our trees with chalk, Taylor. They don’t like it.” They? Who’s they? I freeze. “I—what?” “The chalk, dear,” she reminds me, patiently. “You numbered the trees. Please refrain from doing that again. There are better ways of running away than destroying our wildlife.” My lips press together before I mumble, “Sorry.” She smiles at me, kindly. “That’s quite all right, dear.” She sips her tea again, thoughtfully, “I do understand your desire to leave this school—”

Is it possible that I was struggling to find the right words to say? Cloud, how I wish I could tell you how many wonderful emotions you have the ability to elicit from me. I wish I could tell you how the time I spent with you and your family made it so easy for me to slip and fall. And that I wish I could tell you that I don't want our relationship to come to an end. I wish I could tell you how much I enjoy spending time with you. When I tell you that I enjoy having you here, I wish you felt the same way. I wish my heart wasn't so cruel as to believe that you would simply reject this expression of affection. I hope we can make it sooner rather than later without the need for someone else to

Maybe, just maybe, he would come to accept Dave and the life they were building together. On the very same night after the wedding, Lisha insisted that they return to the sacred tree they got married under to repeat their vows. “ Your mother told me that that tree can make wishes come true and can fulfil the desires of human flesh “ . “ Lisha you know my mom is superstitious, why don’t we just celebrate our wedding night and leave the tree thing?”. “No!, let’s go first and then we will celebrate the wedding night “. “Okay…okay”. Lisha only had one wish , for Dave to love her forever and was willing to sacrifice anything for the wish to be fulfilled. “It’s a full moon Dave”.

I wish I knew him, I mean I know him from stories I've been told about him but it's not the same as having him in front of me in the flesh telling me that he loved me and the he was proud of me and everything I've done in my life. Knowing that I'll never meet him made my chest hurt even more. I felt my eyes sting and closed them but still, the tears rolled down my face like a waterfall. I wish he was there when I first shifted. I wish he was there when I first got my heart broken. I wish he was there when I took my drivers test. I wish he was here in general watching me accomplish so many things at just 17 but that's all it will ever be. Just wishes, wishes that no matter how hard you tried

"Kaia, you're pretty. Good family, strong bloodline. There's no reason to keep chasing someone who doesn't want you." She touched my arm. Her fingers were warm. "Three rejections is enough. Sometimes it's better to pick someone who likes you back." Across the room, Adrian settled into a seat by the window. He stretched his legs and glanced toward me. Our eyes met. The taste of blood and wine rose in the back of my throat. "You're right," I said. The girl blinked. She hadn't expected me to agree. I picked up the wish letter, tore it in half. Then in quarters. I kept going until the pieces were too small to hold and let them fall onto my desk like snow. Three years of humiliation, confetti on

They gave us a small lantern for each of us so we can fly it. "I'm so excited." Lia squealed beside me and I nodded. I write a long wish and I wish it will come true one day. I need it to be come true. "Are you wishing for Christian to like you back?" She whispered to my ears and I shook my head "Why?" I asked "Don't make a wish that impossible to be true." I said slowly "Don't say that." She said and I just smiled "I just wish for God to take me wherever his path goes." I sighed