The Last Wish

The Last Wish

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wish [wish]: v. to want; desire; to long for. "You don't make wishes?" he made a face. I scowled. "That's not the point. I'm granting a wish, and I need your help," I snapped, tired of this pointless conversation. He looked up at the sky for a moment before speaking. "I'll do it. I'll help you with this 'last wish' business of yours if I can prove to you that wishes will come true." I met his eyes and thought of Grandpa. Not like I had a choice. "Deal." * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Beverly Ace Morrow has never been one for wishes. She sees them as greedy thoughts cast on sparkling objects; wishes don't happen by chance--they come true by hard work. But when her grandfather gives her the task of granting his last wish, Ace embarks on an adventure and discovers that perhaps wishing has a different side from what she's seen.
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It all started a long time ago, longer than she could actually remember. She has always had a crush on him and even after she lost touch with him for fifteen years, her feelings still remained intact. It has always been him. She has tried and she has failed. But this time, she wasn't going to fail again She would get him by all mean, even if it was through reverse psychology. . . . "You look..." I stared at him, expecting him to finish his sentence. He looked confused, as if he was trying to figure something out. "Do you really find it that hard to say something nice to me?" He looked shocked. "Um... no! That's not it. I'm just trying to find the perfect word that'll describe how beautiful you look right now." Did I just imagine that? He really said that, didn't he?

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