Gia Mayham Birthday Novels & Stories

"Just in case it comes up in the conversation, today’s my birthday." Chase frowned. "I thought—" "Today is my real birthday. I happened to have two birthdays, don't ask." "Really?" Chase frowned. "You should have said." "I just did." "I am sorry to pull you away from your celebrations." "You didn’t," Amaya answered tartly. "It’s really no big deal. I never celebrate my birthday. Since my school days with Mary in France were over, I never—I mean, sometimes for the past few years I've even forgotten it."

Would she be happier if she was with Gabe than I was? If she was happier with Gabe I still have no plans to let her go. I consider Cami's family and even if I just forget my love for her and stand up as her older brother. It's okay as long as she stays by my side. "Cam, your birthday is coming up, isn't it? December 8." "Yeah." At last, she spoke. "We're going to party at home." "Didn't you have Stan's meeting on Dec 8?" "Hmm there is but only in the morning so in the evening we will celebrate your birthday."

Then, she answered directly. "April sixteenth," she said. My breath hitched. April sixteenth? That was the day of my birthday, it was also the day of Prince Keith's parents' remembrance. A cold knot formed in my stomach, tightening painfully. My world seemed to be shrinking knowing there was no way I could ever celebrate my birthdays again.

May announced. "Cool, I'll be there." I said. "Count me in." Said Liam. "Great! And you lots better not forget my birthday next Saturday." She added. "We wouldn't dream about it." "I plan on losing my v card on my eighteenth birthday." May announced with such a giddy look on her face like she just won the lottery. Liam choked out a cough like his saliva went down the wrong pipe, my mouth simply hung loose. "You're not serious right?"

She said the ‘mom’ part very quietly but it was loud enough that everyone at the table heard. The blood drained from my face and it felt like I’d been kicked in the stomach. Why was she referring to Emma as mom? My baby girl had never done that before. Tears filled my eyes and I quickly pulled my eyes back down to my plate to hide the evidence of my hurt. Keagan who was a few seats from me cleared his throat. I could feel his shoulders tense up as he stared at his children and Emma and then back at me. “Our birthday is on the 28th of June.” Mina and Liam finally broke the silence in a tiny voice.

"With all of six days and all the manly experience you got from your highschool boyfriend?" She shrugged. "Beats only knowing what a man looks like from biology class." "Hey." I protested. "Sorry sorry. We aren't here to talk about men. Ew. We're here to have fun." She whooped. "It's my freaking birthday." "Yes. It is." In a few days, we'll be celebrating my twentieth birthday in a decidedly different way. Gia was the party girl of our duo and I always indulged her. Dressing up and wearing ankle breaking heels for a night out. She was also down to stay indoors with me binge watching N*****x when I wanted.

I said to her but i find her looking at me weirdly. "Naomi!! Did you hear me" I shake her a little and she shake her head as if coming out of a trance.. "Yeah, Thanks" She smiled.. "Hey are you okay? " I asked, something is not right I can feel it.. "Yeah I am fine, it's just.. It's just I really don't like my birthdays" She said... "Why?? " I asked curious "Nothing good happens on my birthday, and also people don't remember my birthday except my few people obviously.. My parents don't really celebrate it.. Although my mum bakes cheese cake on this day" She smiled sadly..

she muttered, gesturing at the food on the table with her hands. "There is even a cake" she added. "You really don't know that today is your birthday?" He shook his head in awe. "What" she muttered and checked her phone, it was true, today is Saturday, 18th of may, her birthday, she is clocking 18 today. "I can't believe you forgot your birthday" he scoffed in disbelief and she looked down. "Lia, why didn't you tell me today is our birthday" she said in her head.

“Well, I’m guessing October and March are probably right. Because no other numbers really sound like zero or three. So, who has birthdays in October and March that would have anything at all to do with this place?” “Aaron? Your sister?” Dax offered. “I have no idea when Aaron’s birthday is,” Cassidy admitted. “And Cadence’s birthday is in September. But…” she wracked her brain trying to come up with who else might be important enough to have their birthdays be the code. “Wait a minute! This place has been here since before my dad was born.” “So?” Dax asked, looking at her in confusion. “So… it might not be Aaron’s and Cadence’s birthdays—it might be, my grandparents’ birthdays! October 29 wa

She tapped her chin, feigning deep thought. “Hmm, let me see. Perhaps… you should try to guess it, Adrian.” I narrowed my eyes playfully. Gayle loved these little games. My mind raced through recent events, trying to recall anything significant that might warrant such a dramatic entrance. Work was stable, my projects were on track… no, nothing there. Then, it hit me. A date circled on my calendar, two weeks from today. “Your birthday,” I stated, a slow smile spreading across my face. “It’s your birthday in two weeks, isn’t it?”