Wish Stories

× A Fanfiction Story × A devotion born from promises of the past. Promises that's powerful enough to make him risk his soul and let his body burn in hell itself. All for one reason... To see him again. To return to the only person his heart has ever called home. To reclaim their eternal promise. ----- ATTENTION: THIS STORY IS NOT TRUE; SOME INFORMATION INSIDE THE STORY IS JUST MADE FROM THE AUTHOR'S IMAGINATIONS. √ TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS √ WRONG GRAMMARS √ ENGLISH IS NOT THE AUTHOR'S FIRST LANGUAGE √ GRAPHICS PRESENTED ∆ K-POP GROUP PRESENTS IN THIS STORY ∆

Dapithapon, sa gitna ng tulay, kahit gaano man niya gustuhing tumigil ang pag takbo ng oras para masilayan ang pag lubog ng araw, ay mababalot pa rin siya ng kasunod nitong kadiliman. Ang unti-unting paglabas ng mga munting alitaptap na nagbibigay liwanag ay siyang nagpasikip muli ng kaniyang dibdib dulot ng nakaraan. Nagbabadyang mga luha na pilit man niyang pigilan na kahit anumang oras ay papatak pa rin. "Kung hihiling ba ako, ibibigay mo?" She closed her eyes, whispered her wish. She took a deep breath before letting go of the firefly. "Please... Stop this agony." Kasabay nito ang pag buhos ng ulan, gayundin ang kaniyang mga luha. If you couldn't handle things anymore, would you just accept and let go? Or for once, believe that fairy tale does exist? Will you make a wish to a firefly?

Oh she wished to talk.... but no one listened to her. But... he did. Well, he did until he got lost due to the influence of others. Maybe the girl who smiled actually cried harder than you knew. Maybe that girl who's a good listener, hasn't been heard. Maybe the girl who comforts you has her own troubles. She deserved to be heard, but did anyone really care?

Random one-shots or ideas cause I keep getting ideas that I cannot be bothered enough to put into a book. Open for any requests! Mind you most of these will be extremely long and lengthy!!

A collection of short stories, letters, and poems from a broken mind.

"What about me? I have feelings too, you know?" Words can mean a lot to someone, especially when they are repeated. They make you question how you think, how you operate, and most of all, how you see yourself. It makes you wonder how you fit in to this puzzle of the world, and it makes you second guess everything. A single word, can really change how everything revolves around you, when you have nobody to fall back on. At 16 years of age, Thalia has never truly understood what it feels like to be included. Inclusion is not something that people did and immediately thought of her. People looked at her, and decided to walk around her, or to purposely go out of their way to not pick her. Even teachers turned a blind eye on the girl that was truly suffering. People never understood the full weight of their words. Actions were something you could dismiss, but it was the words that hit their target, every time. They hit her in the school hallways, and they took full force when she walked in through the front door of her house. It was a house, something with four walls and people in it, but never a home. Nothing that said people of a family lived there. Those people that made a family, had one of their own. They had a family, that did not extend to the young girl that was their step-sister. They made it clear, they were step-siblings, and not siblings. Growing up, it became 16 against 1. Older sisters are supposed to share their clothes with their younger sisters and prepare them for what was awaiting for them. Older brothers were supposed to protect the younger ones and tease them from time to time. But these people, simply preferred to hold the title, rather than to act. Only one day, that would all change. It would all change, but was it for the better? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Started: 3.10.22 Revised: 17.02.26 Finished:

He was born to rule the world but even gods can burn. When his father dies under suspicious circumstances, Donghyuck Lee inherits an empire built on ambition and blood. At thirty-one, he becomes the youngest CEO in Asia, a man worshiped by cameras and feared by his boardroom. They call him Apollo the Sun God of LSI Group beautiful, untouchable, dangerous. But beneath the gold and glass, Donghyuck's empire is cracking. Threats hide in every shadow, and power his only religion is starting to demand its sacrifice. Then comes Mark Lee a stoic ex-soldier carrying a baby and too many ghosts. Hired as Donghyuck's personal security, Mark is everything Donghyuck isn't: grounded, guarded, unshakably human. Their worlds collide like fire meeting steel, and somewhere between danger and desire, loyalty begins to look a lot like love. As explosions, betrayals, and secrets unravel the empire from within, both men are forced to confront what they truly protect the empire, the child, or each other. In a city of glass towers and golden lies, one man will fight to stay a god. The other will teach him what it means to be human. Because even the God of the Sun cannot escape the night.

In a small provincial town where everyone knows everyone, Hiraya "Raya" Villanueva begins to notice something unsettling: neighbors greet her with a caution they don't explain, teachers watch her as if expecting her to snap, and strangers assume she already knows secrets she has never heard. It's as though the town recognizes her face-but not the person inside it. Then a young man she has never met approaches her with frightening certainty: "Who are you-and where is the real Raya?" He introduces himself as Alon Reyes, and insists that the Ara he once knew was different-reserved, intimidating, sharp-edged. Together, they begin to investigate the possibility that she's been replaced: a prank, a delusion, an abduction-aliens, even, anything that explains the wrongness of her own life. As their search deepens, it pulls them toward the one place the town forbids: the infamous glowing tree, the tourist marvel that shines beautifully in season and claims lives the rest of the year. Raya has her own secret place near it-one she cannot fully explain, only that her body remembers it. Book 1 ends with a crack in her reality: a fragment of memory surfaces. Alon isn't a stranger. He was her friend. And the tree-silent, luminous, waiting-has heard her voice before. In the final scene, Ara stumbles to the tree in a storm of grief she doesn't understand, sobbing against its bark, begging it to let someone die... and the tree listens.

I fold a thousand cranes for you ‧˚꒰🐈୭ ˚. ᵎᵎ When the top student in the school falls for the bottom student in the school and folds thousand paper cranes only for her. status: on-going @sakubbang original story

(Short Read) Her mother's a cheat. Her father's a fraud. Her eldest brother's a gold-digger. Her other brother's a drunkard. So what is she? 1st in #mentalproblems (Feb 2026) 1st in #deathandlife (Feb 2026) 1st in #wish (Feb 2026)

Gabriel, as Monarch, sets his ultimate plan in motion to use the Miraculouses to reconfigure the universe and bring back his wife, Emilie. Especially considering that, while the world descends into chaos, the supervillain has just trapped Ladybug and Trollhunter in person...

The Reward Orb is spawning from the Reward Orb Dimension that contains Reward, Treasure Chest, Medal, Badge, Luck, Charity, Lucky Charm, Exp. Points (For increasing to Level), Level up or Level down, Wish (That can grant any characters, heroes and villains wish), Weapon Reward, Armor Reward, Artifact Reward, Vehicle Reward, Random Reward.

Everyone says your eighteenth birthday is supposed to feel like a beginning. A fresh start. A wish on a candle. A step into the life you've been waiting for. I didn't feel any of that. I felt... tired. Tired of rules, of expectations, of being told who I should be and what I should want. I felt trapped in a life that never seemed to be mine. So when the chance to make a wish came, I took it. Not in a fairy tale way. Not with stars or magic. Just a quiet moment. A thought. A heartbeat too loud. And everything changed. I didn't know wishes had consequences. I didn't know there were places in the world that still listened. I didn't know how far one whispered want could reach. This is the story of what followed. Of the kingdom I never meant to find. Of a promise I never thought I'd make. And of the one thing I wanted more than anything else... A way back.

All Virgil wanted was to make his family proud. Or so he thought. Despite being at the top of the academy for piloting, having the intention to join his father in the battle of Earth 03 versus one of the many alien races mankind has crossed paths with during their expansion into space the last few hundred years, he's failed to pass his flight exam. Amidst the turmoil of his continual lack of success, Virgil becomes drawn to a legend, a prize sought after by countless individuals and groups through multiple galaxies. The thing that grants a living being its most desired wish. Can it help him fulfill his? Whatever it may be.

Have you ever wished for someone to die and then that person died? That's exactly what happened to a fifteen-year-old boy named Night. Everyone made fun of him because of his family and past. One day, Night wished for his father, who was beating him, to die. A few days later, his father was hit by a car, and everyone, including Night, thought it was just an unfortunate accident. But was it really just an accident? More and more people are dying every day. But no one can find the killer. In desperation, the police turn to Night's mother, who once worked for the FBI. This sets off a dangerous game that could be deadly.

Have you ever desired something so much that you know you would do anything to achieve it? How about literally going through hell? If the answer is yes then you can relate to Casey barker an 20 year old girl who has lost her father and is willing to risk her own life to get him back by taking part in the 11 miles ritual. - 11 miles is not my idea i am just incorporating my own characters and situations which has led them there - the chapters will be short as there is not much i can find on this ritual

These are the responses I wrote to various weekly writing challenges on the writing app Auctor. I write this for practice, for fun, and to build up a pile of story ideas I can return to and use to potentially write full-fledged pieces. Any feedback on these short ideas is appreciated!

Alex was a person, just like you. She was delulu, outrageously cringe, and had a love for writing fanfictions. One day, however, she finds her and her friend, James, sucked into the world of Encanto where there they had a choice to either let the original plotline be, or interfere with it- possibly changing the whole story altogether. Obviously, she chose the latter. (This is just a little short story that I found funny enough to write)

if kyubey make a contract with ein when his almost going to die in the snow lets find out