Paul Mccartney

John had bought a strange little object called a “One Wish Willow.” According to the seller, it could grant a single wish. John already knew what he wanted. Paul had been his best friend for years, and John had secretly been in love with him for just as long. He couldn't stop imagining a life with Paul. So he made his wish. “I want Paul to love me.” The next morning, Paul appeared at John's door with flowers, looking completely lovesick. “Hi, love!” John stared at him in disbelief. It had actually worked. At first, everything seemed perfect. Paul was affectionate, devoted, and completely obsessed with John. But his love soon became possessive. Paul couldn't stand anyone getting close to John, especially Ringo, John's closest friend. One day, John's worst nightmare came true. Paul turned against Ringo right in front of him. “Paul, stop!” John tried to intervene, but Paul wouldn't let him. John could only watch, terrified and powerless. Ringo looked at John one last time. There was no anger in his eyes. Only one silent question. Why aren't you helping me? Then, Ringo died. John stood frozen, unable to accept what had happened. Paul remained completely calm. He turned toward John with a smile. “No more interruptions, Johnny...” John felt sick. Paul had just taken away one of the most important people in his life, and he had done it for him. The worst part was that Paul acted as if nothing had happened, continuing to shower John with affection. John couldn't escape him. Now, every night, Ringo appears in John's dreams, silently watching him. Sometimes he says nothing. Other times, he asks: “Why didn't you stop him?” John doesn't know whether Ringo's spirit is haunting him or whether it's his own guilt taking shape. But every morning, when John wakes beside Paul, one thought returns: He had wished for Paul's love. And Paul gave it to him. No matter the cost.