11 Birthdays Book Novels & Stories

She lay silent on the bed, staring at the white ceiling above her. It was her twenty-fourth birthday; in other words, it was the beginning of another year for her, a year of change. "I'm going to learn how to take care of myself and not depend on others or wait for my friends to grace my special days to make them grace." "Like I was born alone twenty-four years ago, I'll push through until Karen arrives." She said a silent prayer to herself, walking toward the bathroom. She dry-cleaned all her dirty clothes and got rid of the ones she never wore, but she just took up space in her closet, cleaned her room, and slumped herself on the bed to read a few magic books.

A differential thing about my book of destiny and the books of destiny' of other Immortals, it's the time-skip of thirteen years from when they have twelve~thirteen years to when they have twenty-five. I thought about this fact for a really long time, but I could never think about what am I suppose to do in those thirteen years. And then, my 20th birthday arrived bringing with him the day of my departure into Davey and Lexie's reality.

"Make sure you tell Kolinsky that she's like a newborn. She already has a wolf but you all should be careful. She can get very ahh… very fierce." Harrison nodded as he stared at Ciara. She is so small. Maybe fifteen? "How old is she?" "Seventeen, Harrison. She's seventeen." "She looks fifteen. Why is she so small?" "I'm going to be eighteen tomorrow," Heyli said and both Ciara and Harrison turned to her with eyes wide as saucers. "And you didn't say!" Ciara cried. "Why? Tomorrow's your birthday and you didn't tell me." Heyli was quite horrified by how she was being stared at. "Uhm, I'm sorry. It's just that I've never celebrated my birthday before. We don't talk about my birthday in my famil

//Chandra Margaret// I immediately put all the snack that I prepared for the boys. My hands are shaking a bit as I go to the living room. There is three boys in total. I dare not to look in their faces. "H-here is the food." I clear my throat. Even my voice is shaking. The boy in the single sofa look at me. He's reading a book in his hand. I know that book! It's Our dawn is hotter than day. A book about two people who keep their night busy while sleeping in the daylight.

"Charmy, I need your help. Check these books for me and look for any information regarding the sorceress named Delicia or a sorceress that made their name in Apothecary class, 20 years ago." After giving her instruction, Audrey placed another pile of books in front of Cha rmy. Just like before, another cloud of dust raised from the cover of the books as soon as it landed on the table. Charmy tried her best to flap her cute tiny wings to fan the dust away from her. "You're joking right???? Do you honestly expect me to read books??!!!" The baby snow dragon asked in her usual brat-like tone. "Yes, you heard me right. And don't think about slacking because we still have a lot of books to check.

Jane’s POV “The book of life isn't a single book?” I voiced my thoughts, unable to hold it in anymore. With everything they had been saying, it wasn't just the truth anymore, it was layers of truth. Secrets buried beneath secrets. As we uncovered one, we found another. And it made everything more complicated. “The Book of Life isn’t just one,” Liam said, his voice steady but serious. “There are five.” Five? My eyes widened in shock as the number echoed in my head.

Nyxion's POV My fingers flipped to the next page of the handbook, my eyes skimming through the content in it. Naeris was a good writer. Everything about her childhood was written here. “On the 4th of May…” I muttered, reading through the content. “...my brother brought a seashell as a birthday gift to me.” A slight smile stretched on my lips as I went through the words down to the last page. As I turned to the next page, the smile on my face froze because there was nothing written on it. Instead, the writing was upside down.

“It details her suspected age, her birthday, her appearance when she was found… That sort of thing.” I flipped through the papers. “Huh,” I muttered. I hadn’t realized it before, but Fiona’s birthday and Audrey’s suspected birthday were incredibly close. Just three days apart, to be exact. Likely a coincidence, but I couldn’t help but think back to that book we’d found in the library. The one that detailed a second birth to a nanny on the night of Fiona’s birth.

ONE YEAR BEFORE It was the week before Tara’s birthday, and even though she wasn’t quite at the official mating age yet, she was still totally excited about the event. Tara would be turning 20, and as always, it was a chance for the three of us to celebrate together. We spent nearly every moment of that week planning her birthday. It wasn’t going to be anything fancy, just a small cake at Tara’s home with her family, and then we’d head out for a girls' night. Simple, but perfect.

"Luna. Luna quietly told me what you would like for your birthday." Birthday. The word hits me like a slap of a cold shower. October fifteenth. Today's the fifteenth of October, and I'd completely forgotten. "My birthday," I tell him, looking at the package in his hand. "I completely forgot." "I figured you'd have more pressing issues." Kael offers me the package. "It's nothing much, but Luna said you'd like it." I pick up the bound book, feeling its shape and weight in the tissue paper. Heavy and solid something, with the definite weight of good craftsmanship.