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There are many different things you can wish in a lifetime. People always want something; it's just naturally how people live. And therefore they got to get what they want, to be able to go on. But what happens if you want something but you're not able to get it? Where should you go to seek for help? Who would you face?
Is there any chances that, if you are a pure, selfless human without sins, that you are able to get what you want, although you shouldn't be able to?

Many years ago there was a woman, beautiful as glorious, and she wished for a child. She had been praying for a child in years. Anyhow, her wish never came true. But still she never gave up. Her name was Tina, and she lived with her beloved husband in a big house with a wonderful garden in front of it.
Tina was sighing as she sat in her chair, looking out in the beautiful garden. A knock was heard outside her room. "Enter" Tina said. Fou came in, his golden eyes looking at his wife with worry. "MY love is something the matter?" he asked. Tina looked at her lover, and back at the garden, her eyes looking at the Juniper Tree, the Tree seeming to hold her eyes captive. "Its nothing, just a little depressed. I always wanted a son, yet I can not bear a child." She said sadly. Fou placed his hand on her shoulder, kissing her forehead tenderly. "There there my love, I'm sure one day you will be able to have your wish fulfilled." "If you say so" Tina said.

The days flowed by and one day in late autumn she was walking in the garden, listening to the sound of the bird and the murmuring of the chilly wind. Suddenly an odd feeling rushed up her spine. She started to feel very sad. She felt down and as she kept on going she reached one of the trees in the garden. The Juniper tree. She immediately stopped to walk and gazed at the tree, she felt as down as the leaves from the tree. The ones that were now on the ground, the ones that no one would ever care about again. They were forgotten. The dead leaves…

"They say there is an old way of wishing, marking a Juniper Tree with your blood will grant you any wish you have. I wonder if that's true." She said to herself. She fumbled in her pockets till she pulled a small knife, and sliced her index finger slightly. She drew small lines in her blood on the bark of the Juniper Tree, wishing 'Please, give me a child, only one...' Just at that moment the leaves and branches of the tree started to move, in time with the wind. The odd and sad feeling was then replaced by a different feeling that the wind had brought. A happy and comforting feeling. After that came a snowflake. And it started to snow. Everything suddenly felt so wonderful and Tina wished again, loudly this time: "Juniper Tree I ask you to give me a son, a boy red as blood and white as snow, just a small boy I can hug and love till the day I die, I don't care what the cost!" Not like she knew who she was talking to, but she didn't feel like she was alone.

Even if there are things you cannot get, you never stop to fight for it. You fight until you get what you want. It's human nature. But for what price? You've gotten something that wasn't meant to belong to one.
What do you pay with?
Sometimes, a wish so strong can come true, but in the end the payment is far more grave then the purest desires

Description
There are many different things you can wish in a lifetime. People always want something; it's just naturally how people live. And therefore they got to get what they want, to be able to go on. But what happens if you want something but you're not able to get it? Where should you go to seek for help? Who would you face?
Is there any chances that, if you are a pure, selfless human without sins, that you are able to get what you want, although you shouldn't be able to?

Many years ago there was a woman, beautiful as glorious, and she wished for a child. She had been praying for a child in years. Anyhow, her wish never came true. But still she never gave up. Her name was Tina, and she lived with her beloved husband in a big house with a wonderful garden in front of it.
Tina was sighing as she sat in her chair, looking out in the beautiful garden. A knock was heard outside her room. "Enter" Tina said. Fou came in, his golden eyes looking at his wife with worry. "MY love is something the matter?" he asked. Tina looked at her lover, and back at the garden, her eyes looking at the Juniper Tree, the Tree seeming to hold her eyes captive. "Its nothing, just a little depressed. I always wanted a son, yet I can not bear a child." She said sadly. Fou placed his hand on her shoulder, kissing her forehead tenderly. "There there my love, I'm sure one day you will be able to have your wish fulfilled." "If you say so" Tina said.

The days flowed by and one day in late autumn she was walking in the garden, listening to the sound of the bird and the murmuring of the chilly wind. Suddenly an odd feeling rushed up her spine. She started to feel very sad. She felt down and as she kept on going she reached one of the trees in the garden. The Juniper tree. She immediately stopped to walk and gazed at the tree, she felt as down as the leaves from the tree. The ones that were now on the ground, the ones that no one would ever care about again. They were forgotten. The dead leaves…

"They say there is an old way of wishing, marking a Juniper Tree with your blood will grant you any wish you have. I wonder if that's true." She said to herself. She fumbled in her pockets till she pulled a small knife, and sliced her index finger slightly. She drew small lines in her blood on the bark of the Juniper Tree, wishing 'Please, give me a child, only one...' Just at that moment the leaves and branches of the tree started to move, in time with the wind. The odd and sad feeling was then replaced by a different feeling that the wind had brought. A happy and comforting feeling. After that came a snowflake. And it started to snow. Everything suddenly felt so wonderful and Tina wished again, loudly this time: "Juniper Tree I ask you to give me a son, a boy red as blood and white as snow, just a small boy I can hug and love till the day I die, I don't care what the cost!" Not like she knew who she was talking to, but she didn't feel like she was alone.

Even if there are things you cannot get, you never stop to fight for it. You fight until you get what you want. It's human nature. But for what price? You've gotten something that wasn't meant to belong to one.
What do you pay with?
Sometimes, a wish so strong can come true, but in the end the payment is far more grave then the purest desires