Happy Birthday Olivia Novels & Stories

“The hermit is coming out of her shell! I take it things went well? On a scale of one to ‘we’re naming our first child,’ how well did it go?” “Just answer the question, you gossip,” Olivia countered, though she was practically glowing. “Hell yeah, it’s still open!” Isabella said. “Wear a nice dress. No— A slutty one. We are celebrating! I’ll be there in a few hours. Don't you dare change your mind!” “I won’t,” Olivia promised, catching her reflection in the darkened window. Her eyes were bright, her cheeks still flushed, and for the first time, she didn't feel like she was just surviving the holidays.

Oliver comes out of the kitchen with a plate of snacks for her friend, Emily. She is always happy to be around her as she is her only trusted friend, she shares everything with her and seeks her consent on matters. "Here it is." Oliver drops it in front of her. She takes a seat beside her and crosses her leg in anticipation. "Ethan has gone out not too long ago. I think he is planning something big for me for my birthday." Oliver giggles. Emily smiles at her and drags the plate of snacks close to herself

As I wiped the pollen off my skin with a wet wipe, I shook my head and replied, "It was on sale, so I bought it." He eased up right away with a half-smile. "You sneakily munch on this sugary stuff all the time. No wonder you gained weight." We had been married for five years. Charles never cared about my birthday, but he remembered every little special thing about Avery Simpson. I would have felt wronged and argued with him in the past, but now I could not be bothered to say a single word.

The way that Dan had spoken to Nathan the other night in our own home kept floating back through my mind, making me feel even more bitter. I wasn’t alone for long, however, when I suddenly felt a tap on my shoulder and turned to see Clarissa’s kind face. “Clarissa!” I said, reaching out for a hug out of instinct. “Long time no see.” Smiling from ear to ear, Clarissa hugged me back without hesitation. “How have you been, Olivia? I heard your Valentine’s Day gala was a success. So sorry I couldn’t attend.” “Oh, no worries,” I said warmly. “Did you and Dan go away for the holiday, or…?”

~THIRD POV "I'm so glad you could make it to my birthday!” Olivia beamed at Megan as they broke away from a tight embrace. “I wouldn’t miss it for the world! Besides, I’ve been missing you all holiday, so I figured this was the perfect chance to see you,” Megan replied, her smile growing as they walked into the grand living room where the party was in full swing. “Same here! I tried calling you, but you wouldn’t pick up!” Olivia said with a frown.

"Aiden and I have been best friends since we were kids. If you can't accept that, there's really no point in us being together." I was terrified of losing her, so I tolerated it again and again. If Aiden said he was hungry, Olivia would rush to cook for him. Yet, in the five years we had been together, I had never once tasted a meal made by her. When Aiden's birthday came, she would thoughtfully prepare a gift for him. But she didn't even remember my birthday. Sometimes I wondered if that kiss had been a joke. Maybe Olivia had simply had too much to drink that day.

"Madam Delaney, here's a toast to you. May you always be in good health and peace." "Thank you." Olivia raised her glass again, but this time, she was facing Wayne. "Wayne, happy birthday." Wayne snorted. "That's it? You just don't care, do you?" Even so, he gripped his glass tightly. There was slight joy in his gaze. Olivia continued, "I wish you peace and success, and I hope you'll find your significant other soon." "Oh, come on. You should've just kept your mouth shut, then." Wayne downed the wine.

Her painting pencils were scattered across the small table while tiny dresses remained neatly folded inside the closet. Everything was still there except Lily. Olivia slowly lay down on the bed and shut her eyes tightly as tears slipped down her cheeks again. “Mummy, can we go to the beach?” Lily’s voice echoed painfully inside her head. Her daughter never even got to see the beach she loved drawing so much. Suddenly Olivia’s phone beeped beside her. She picked it up absentmindedly before freezing when she saw the headline displayed on the screen. 📰 Ethan Vaughn celebrates Vanessa Hale’s birthday in the most glamorous way possible. Social media users gush over the billionaire’s grand romant

Broderick said, "Geovanni is really sharp-eyed, he spotted the mystery in these words right away. He really knows her well." Russell said coldly, "No one would consider you mute if you shut up!" Not far away, Reid Fenton also sighed, "This Ingersoll girl is not simple." Olivia lowered her eyes and smiled, "Yeah, she is something." She glanced at Jayden who was beside her. The latter appeared indifferent, with not much emotion showing on his face. Chelsea curved her eyes, "Happy birthday, Grandma. I hope you stay healthy and live younger." Rayna's fingers slightly curled up, followed by saying, "May your days and months be bright, and may you enjoy longevity like pines and cranes."

“You were saving me until 2:30 a.m. that night, so I’m sure you didn’t get to celebrate your birthday. That’s why I planned this—to celebrate with you. Happy birthday, Dr. Olivia.” Stunned and speechless, I just stared at the cake. I never expected anyone to pay attention to this especially due to the fact that my birthday has already passed. “Thank you!” I smiled, feeling touched for the first time. Mike beamed even brighter. “Dr. Olivia, I told you I am sure..." Lost in my thoughts, his words floated in the background. The joy and surprise were fleeting. Staring at the cake in a daze, sadness crept into my heart as my thoughts wandered back to my birthday night, the night Theo asked for a