Happy Birthday Susan Cake Novels & Stories

The night before my wedding, my twin sister, Serena Bennett, insisted on celebrating her birthday a day early. My fiancé, Adrian Cole, simply folded my birthday into hers, and then the cake came out with only Serena on it. I asked him, "Where's my name?" He leaned over the cake and pushed the candles into place, his voice easy. "We're all family. Why draw lines like that?" My parents were crowded around Serena too, and my mother said impatiently, "There, the candles are lit for you. Blow them out and stop being difficult." The next day, Adrian came to find me and brushed his hand across my forehead. "I didn't think it through yesterday. I got you a cake of your own. Come home. This one's jus

"What took you so long, man? The party's about to start without you!" Ethan scratched the back of his neck. "Sorry. I had to take care of something." Jason rolled his eyes. "Uh-huh. Something." "Jason," Maxine interrupted while clapping her hands. "Enough already! Let's get this party started!" Everyone cheered, and Lily dimmed the lights before bringing out the cake. I gasped softly, it was the same strawberry shortcake I loved since high school, topped with sparklers and pink frosting. "Happy birthday, Sarah!" they all shouted at once.

Everything is great. The phone rang for her. She said yes. "What? No. No. That's not okay. Okay. "I'll take care of it." She hung up, her face blanched. What's the matter? "Zara inquired. The cake. The bakery got the orders jumbled up. A birthday celebration in Queens got our wedding cake. "The cake for the birthday is here." How terrible is the cake for the birthday? It looks like a dinosaur. With blue frosting that said "Happy 6th Birthday, Tyler."

Roasted chicken, slow cooked pork tenderloin, ribs, steak, the spag that she always eat at least weekly and all the drinks that she might like it is prepared. For the cake I requested a triple layered chocolate cake with a sparklers attached on the side and a candle that 23 is written. Unfortunately I missed her 22nd birthday since I did not made a move immediately. I am a dumbass. We sang happy birthday to her and I literally loose 3 years of my life when she attempted to blow the sparklers. No sparklers on her next birthday. Damn Scott that is his idea. After she blows the candle Blake hands her a wrapped present. She opened it and inside is a sketchpad with various markers and a faber cas

3:15pm Sally got all of the needed supplies and rushed home to start on Alison's birthday surprise. Sally wanted this year to be better for Alison. She knew Alison wasn’t the happiest about today but she was determined to make the most out of everything. She started with baking her strawberry birthday cake, Alison mentioned once that it was her favorite. She didn’t invite anyone to celebrate since Alison might not like having a crowd. After about 30 minutes all the preparations were almost done and it was almost time for Alison to get back.

“This is not just a welcome back home from the hospital, this is a birthday too, happy birthday Sandra, happy seventeenth birthday,’’ she shouted as the rest of the crowd joined and a few party materials that I didn’t know flew up in the air. “Happy birthday Sandra, I whispered too, I didn’t want to say it loud. A cake was brought forward with the words happy birthday Sandra written. A statue of a Barbie girl was decorated on its edge, with the numeral figures seventeen standing in the middle. It was a big rectangular cake, adorned with pink and white, with a few strands of brown. Beautiful was an understatement, it was magic. I stood behind in the shadows, happy for her, happy that she was

"Since we don't have an afternoon schedule, how about we visit the bakery and buy her a cake? Since everyone loves cake, am I right? " Kathy agreed, and the two of them decided to take a lunch break at the McDonald's where Jeff treated him. After that, they headed to the bakery where they checked every fancy cake design until Kathy found one that she thought was perfect for their anniversary. It's a black cake with a red-written "happy anniversary" together with a red rose. Jeff agreed since he remembered she loved chocolate, especially the dark one. As soon as he paid for the cake, he couldn't help but thank her.

Tony said gruffly, then winked down at Gemma. “Please, guys. I just ate one of Mom’s cinnamon rolls,” Kyle groaned. “I bet you ate the middle one too, didn’t you?” Gemma teased. “Don’t worry, she made a whole cake pan.” “Good. The middle ones are my favorite ones.” “Too bad Dad ate the other one,” Kyle replied. Gemma let out an exaggerated groan and pretended to faint. “But I need that one," she whined. "It has the most frosting, and they’re never as done as the ones on the outside,”

She walked outside walking towards the kitchen absentmindedly when she heard a voice calling her name. “Hazel.” Lucas called. She turned and saw a small cake presented in front of her with her name written on it, it was a small blue coloured cake “Happy birthday Hazel.” Lucas said smiling. “Thank you beta Lucas.” Hazel said surprised and smiling, she had absolutely forgotten that today was her birthday too.

Clara snorted, and Chris gave a hearty laugh. " Aunt Lea baked it. It's your favorite flavor Blueberry, " said Clara. Shawn gave a knife to Chris and said, " Cut it." Chris took the knife and cut the cake while Clara was singing a Happy Birthday song. Shawn smiled at his mate lovingly and whispered, " You are more of a child than Chris." " Not in the bedroom," smirked Clara. " Can't wait to see, " purred Shawn with lust in his eyes. " I can hear you, and you are here for my Birthday, " said Chris raising his brow giving his parents a mischievous smile.