Wishes And Stars Novels & Stories

Ethan teased her and laughed at her. “ Even if they don’t…..we will make it happen..” she hopefully said before closing her eyes and utter her wish. Ethan watched her seriously wishing until he just found himself closing his eyes and wishing to the stars above them… that whatever circumstances may happen, may they do things that will make them bind together again because they are to fulfill their wish and that is to make them grow old together and forever. “ Did you wish it?!” “ I told you so!!” Lauren laughed at him and pointed at the appearance of a shooting stars in the night sky and just like that they enjoyed the rest of the night watching the stars.

“ The night grows The wind blows Unseen stars from windows Tamed heights Untrained eyes see hope in city lights. But my soul longs for starlights with you by my side. When I look at the city lights from my window, I wish you were here by my side.” I lowly recite the poem while thinking of my mom and dad. They have no contacted me in a while ; this scares me a bit. In fact , every time they leave I can not help but worry about them ; thinking if this would be the trip that they would not return from. I know , I know these are really negative thoughts but after hearing their thrilling yet near death experiences scares a child. I can not stop them working , all I can do is pray and have faith t

“Look at it! All round and crispy-looking.” He rubbed a hand over his face And then….there it was…a streak of silver shot across the night sky, quick and delicate, like the universe blinking. “Oh my goodness!” I gasped, flinging my arms dramatically toward the sky. “It’s a wishing star! Make a wish!” I clasped my hands together tightly, my eyes closing with theatrical flair as I tilted my face to the heavens. My voice dropped into something quiet, something almost reverent. “Please,” I whispered, “take me away from this messed up life.”

"Keep believing, then one day your wish will come true" Gray clouds rolled in the sky, moving sluggishly with the gusts of wind that froze to the bone. No one could see, behind the thick clouds thousands of stars were scattered, twinkling like gems. If you look closely, two special stars differ, because of their size and their glow. One smaller, one bigger, side by side as if holding hands.

she whispered to herself before running after him. When they got inside, Alina’s eyes glowed with happiness. She skipped up the stairs and into her room. The moment she entered, she went straight to her drawer and pulled it open. Inside was her small notebook — her wish book. She flipped through it quickly and found the page with her second wish. A smile stretched across her face as she uncapped her pen and drew a big, proud tick beside it. Wish #2: Watch the stars with my boyfriend. Now completed.

Stella smiled at him, as his mind traced and remembers Stella's face, her eyes, and the tip of her nose. "Maybe the sentinel will be kind tonight and give us a droplet of wish" When they looked back at the sky, they were amazed when a shooting star passed by. Stella clasps her hands together and make a wish. 'I wish to learn the truth' she whispered "Your wish is granted," Justin said in a soft sweet voice "Thank you" Stella smiled.

We gave names to wishes, to years we couldn’t get back, to the future we didn’t dare imagine. Then it happened. A streak of silver shot across the sky, slicing through the stars like a secret. A shooting star. Lena gasped softly beside me. We both went silent, instinctively making a wish. I didn’t need to think. I wished for everything to make sense. For the storm inside my head to part. For the pieces to click into place. Lena whispered, too faint for me to hear, and I wondered what she had wished for. But something changed in that moment. Maybe in the silence that followed, maybe in the stars that seemed to pulse a little brighter after the streak faded.

She pointed toward the glowing region. "The Garden Between Worlds." The stars shimmered softly. Thousands of blue-violet lights stretching beyond sight. "They say travelers leave wishes here." Hope appeared instantly. Of course. "Wishes?" Dangerous word. Very dangerous word. Within ten minutes, the entire crew stood at the bow watching the Garden Between Worlds. The stars drifted gently around the silver road. Like flowers floating on water. Like memories refusing to fade. And then— one of them approached. A tiny blue light. Barely larger than a lantern blossom.

Unable to say the words even beneath her breath, she willed her vision to the stars. He sighed. "What did you wish?" "You can't tell," Adrienne informed him pertly. "It's against the rules." Hawk cocked a questioning brow. "What rules, lass?" "You know the wishing-on-a-star rules," she informed him in a tone that said everybody knew those rules. "So what did you wish that came true?" Hawk snorted. "You just told me I'm not allowed to tell." Adrienne rolled her eyes and made an impatient sound. "That's only until they come true. Then you can tell anyone you want." Her eyes blazed with curiosity. "So-out with it." She pushed lightly at his chest.

He pulled a strand of my hair and leans in to kiss my forehead, smiling slightly. I turned at the sky and observed the stars as they glimmer and shone. “Caelum?” “Hmm?” “Is it true that when you wish upon a falling star, your wish will come true?” Caelum frowns before answering, “I heard that from humans but Aeon once said and I quote,” Caelum motions his hand at the beginning of his speech making me laugh, “ ‘Wishes only comes true if it is achievable to happen. However, one cannot trust their life on a star that has fallen out of the sky, instead, cling on the star that is holding on.’ ” Caelum shrugs, giving me an apologetic smile.