Wish-Come-True, a Fairy Tale


 by Glen L. Bledsoe 

When Jane spent the night at a friend's house and left her stuffed animals in charge, her Wish-Come-True appeared, but not finding Jane in her bed went on to another child.

Moral: never travel without leaving contact information with your Teddy Bear!

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