One day the sailor was forced to stop in "Busytown" as he liked to call it, for supplies. He didn't really want to stop but he needed some bread for the two day trip back home. He looked for the closest market available because he wanted to leave as soon as possible. He walked by shop after shop. The stores seemed to go on forever. He was walking by another similar looking store when his eyes caught something through the front window. At first he continued walking, but he saw it again. "Hey, watch it buddy!" (Read Related : Short Stories to Read) There was this young woman standing in front of the counter in the tailor shop. She was picking up a dress that had been made for her. She was beautiful! She had long, dark hair that flowed over her shoulders and down to the small of her back. She was tall for a woman and well proportioned. She had dark brown eyes that sparkled. When she looked at you, she seemed to be looking right down to the core of your soul. She had a warm smile that could brighten up the cloudiest day. Her lips were full and moist; they reminded you of freshly peeled orange slices exploding with juice. You could barely hear her talking to the shopkeeper with all the noise on the streets. Her voice was like that of a songbird and it leaves your ears yearning for more. The poor sailor was totally enamoured with the young woman. He could hardly maintain enough coordination to keep himself on his feet. He stood there looking through the window in a daze, speechless. He had forgotten about the bread. He had forgotten about the people in the square, on the sidewalk and in the streets. He ignored the little boy that had bounced his ball off the sailor's leg while playing in the streets. It was all gone. No one else in the world existed, except for the sailor and the woman in the store. All of a sudden, the sailor was overcome with anxiety. Then panic
set in. She was about to leave the store! (Read Related : Greatest Story) She was startled at first but when she looked at the sailor;
right down to the pit of his soul with those big, beautiful, brown
eyes, she started to smile. One Wish Part 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
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