Happy Birthday Maria Novels & Stories

A girl that looked exactly like Maria came from the door. “Mind your business, Mary.” Maria rolled her eyes. She gave Audrey a peck and stuck out her tongue at Mary before freeing Audrey from her octopus embrace. “Ugh, you guys are older but always act like babies.” Audrey sighed and went to sit on the white dining table. “Happy birthday, Great one.” Maria and Mary bowed their heads to her. She felt the tears come back again, and this time, she let them slip out. “Thanks, girls, you… I…” She was overwhelmed by the love she felt from her cousins.

Damn. "Oh my god, ma'am it's really you!" Maria our maid beamed. I chuckled and ran into her arms. "Maria, hi." I said hugging her. "It's good to have you back. I was away to celebrate my grandson's birthday. The Mr and Mrs gave me permission so I wasn't here for your surprise celebration." She explained. "It's okay. It's still good to see you." I reassured her. She smiled. "Likewise ma'am."

Mia slowly spoke as she blinked her eyes slowly. "I.." Mara wanted to explain but she heard someone scream from behind and she knew she had to make a run for it if she wanted to remain alive. She pushed Mia roughly as she ran off. Three hefty men in Black which were chasing Mara earlier didn't even notice Mia who was on the floor and rubbing her injured shoulder. At Lakshmi's house Lakshmi's POV "Please wait!!" I yelled as I ran after the lady with my phone in my hand. "Yes" she gently turned around the moment I got close enough to tap her gently on the back.

Aside from that, yeah, Sammy and Ryan are great, but they haven’t done anything different than they’d normally do if we were back home. “That’s good. How are Liam and your friends doing over there? Hope everyone’s good”. “Yeah, we’re all fine,” I said. “Great. Alright, well your birthday gift will be waiting for you back here. Make sure to drop by when you get home to pick it up okay?” “Alright, Maria,” I laughed. “Can’t wait to see what you got me”. “Oh you’ll love it,” she chuckled. “By the way, Mr. Henderson is wishing you a happy birthday as well. He’s busy right now but asked me to relay his message across”.

"And I thought it would be a wonderful opportunity for us to come together as a team and plan a memorable celebration for him." They exchanged glances, their faces lighting up with smiles. They knew how much Mr Robert meant to each of them, and they were thrilled at the chance to show their appreciation and make his birthday truly special. "I've been thinking of various ways we can make this day unforgettable," Ma'am Maria continued. "We could organize a surprise party, decorate the house, and prepare his favorite meals. I believe it's important to create moments that bring joy and celebrate the people we care about or don't you think so?."

After getting ready, I left my room and bumped into Maria. “Morning, Maria! Has Marco already left?” I asked. “Good morning, Ma’am. Yes, he left early,” she said. That stung a little. Not even a “happy birthday” from him. It was becoming clear we weren’t spending the day together. Still, maybe I’d give him a call later to set something up. I ate breakfast alone, then headed into the office. The second I walked in, my coworkers surprised me with a loud “Happy Birthday!” It totally caught me off guard—in a good way. There were cakes, warm wishes, and even a few sweet little gifts from some of my closer colleagues.

And my heart broke. He didn't remember? AGAIN? My head fell and I started to retreat back to my room with slow steps. "But I have something for you.." Maria said as I was turning to leave. She fished out a small box from behind her. "Happy birthday dear" she said with a sweet smile stretching her hand out with the box. "Oh Maria! You remembered!?" "Didn't I always?" She said mockingly. I opened the box and it was a moon necklace layered with diamonds. It was small and so beautiful that I couldn't utter a word for a while.

I nodded now, my heart heavy. “Lastly, Bruce doesn't celebrate birthdays,” Maria told me. “The day of his birth is the same day his mother died. He never smiles on that day.” “No,” I shook my head in the negative. “I was with him during his last birthday. The staff put together a surprise for him and he even blew out the candles on the cake. He…” “Did he really do that?” Maria asked, surprised by what I had just said. “He did!” I replied confidently. “And what happened after?” She wanted to know.

On my birthday, I go out to eat with my family. I make a wish, hoping that we will always stay happily together. When I open my eyes, I see my son, Luigi Marino, holding up his tablet. On the screen, a line of text reads, "Dad, Maria says she's pregnant with your baby. Am I going to get a new mom?" Giovanni Marino is busy taking pictures of me with a Polaroid. He glances at the screen casually before writing a reply on the back of the photo.

"You gave me two lovely sons. The joy of my life. You've always protected me. Loved me to the moon and back. I definitely can't doubt that for a second. Today is just one of the days I wouldn't want to see the end." Sighing with absolute delight, Thalia smirked, taking a gulp of wine in. "That was beautiful. Absolutely the perfect words to say. And I want to tell you Gabriella Sanroman. My darling wife. That I've loved you, I love you and will always love you. It doesn't matter the time or place. Not even death will ever stop me from loving you. I promise you that, my chi-chi-ca." Just as they had settled down to converse and finish up their wine, the boys showed up with trays of food from t