Least Common Birthday Novels & Stories

What could have been done without them all, she would be nothing, would not have survived to get here, to be here as it is now. Besides Debbie, of course there are still many out there who celebrate birthdays. But don't go searching too far. Around her there is also one more person who is celebrating a birthday. Darren, the kid of former class 11-7 and current class was 12-1, just like Debbie also has a birthday on this day. On the same date, month and year as her. Because it was the same day, month and year the two became twins called their friends.

“You know…I don’t think I know your birthday either.” Lance gave a short bark of laughter. “It’s April seventeenth.” He told me, still smiling. “At least that’s what my mother celebrates for me. When I was born, people didn’t bother remembering or celebrating birthdays. But my mother made it a point to remember both mine and Acelin’s.” “Then from now on, I’ll celebrate your birthday too!” I kissed the bridge of his nose. “Shall we cut the cake?” “Of course, it’s all yours.” Lance moved back to give me room and I immediately sprinted towards the table to the sound of Lancelin’s laughter. I love cake…don’t judge me.

The scent of blood from the dream still lingered in my nose, and the look in his eyes clung to my chest. Fine, I’ll give him one last chance. I reached out to Liam through the mind link. “Liam, today’s my birthday. You’ll be home for dinner, right?” I was a lone wolf, abandoned as a pup. So, I didn’t even know when my real birthday was. After I married Liam, I chose the day after our anniversary to be my birthday. There was a long pause before he responded. “Of course. I’ll be home to celebrate with you.”

"I went to pick up Diana and she was already there." "What happened?" "The kids were playing together." He smiled. "They're really attached." "I've noticed. Then Diana started talking about her birthday." I frowned. "So?" "She said it's on July sixth and Damien immediately said that's his birthday too." I stared at him for a second before shrugging. "That's normal." Adrian raised an eyebrow. "You think so?" "There are millions of people born on the same day. It's just a coincidence." He shrugged. "I suppose."

“But whose?” “Good question,” I agreed. I took a deep breath and thought about what I knew concerning the facility and the Ternion in general before I started thinking out loud. “Well, I’m guessing October and March are probably right. Because no other numbers really sound like zero or three.” I pointed to the numbers I was referring to on the paper. “So… who has birthdays in October and March that would have anything at all to do with this place?” Dax offered a few names of people he had met. “Aaron? Your sister?”

It took her a moment to realize because, after all, Lizzy wasn't her biological child and the date didn't instinctively resonate with her. Michelle hadn't been present for the birth of the child. She was only aware of the child's birthday because, six months ago, they had to fill out a birth date for kindergarten admission. Although she didn't celebrate her own birthdays, that didn't mean she'd dismiss the significance of birthdays for others. Especially when it was her precious little one's day. She'd definitely planned to celebrate Lizzy's birthday together. Upon realizing the date clash, Michelle messaged Leonard Chen, asking if the live stream date could be moved to December 31st or Janu

Even though Leena seemed excited about the birthday party for her that evening, Lacee could tell that her sister was still upset with her for forgetting her birthday. It was Leena’s eighteenth birthday, a day they had been looking forward to for months. The two of them had been counting down the days until Leena turned eighteen, and yet, Lacee forgot the damn day.

Elara’s smile faltered, but she nodded quietly. — That same morning, in another house across town, Jaxon padded into Lilith’s room. He stood by the door, his little fingers twiddling nervously. “Mama?” He whispered. Lilith, still in her robe, glanced at him with mild annoyance. “What is it, Jaxon?” He shifted on his feet. “It’s… it’s my birthday today.” His voice was small, almost apologetic. For a moment, Lilith’s eyes widened. Not because she had remembered, but because realization dawned. Elara’s birthday was today too. Two children, the same age, born on the same day. The corners of her lips curved into a smile. Perfect.

"I love it so much! Dad, you're the best! Jacob, can you help me put it on?" With that overly sweet smile, Carly had both Dad and Jacob wrapped around her finger. They settled on the couch together, watching her favorite show. Hovering in the air, I watched the scene, a sharp, twisting pain gripping my heart. I had begged Dad and Jacob to watch TV with me, but they never did. Just then, Carly tossed some popcorn into her mouth and asked, trying to sound casual, "Come to think of it, I haven't seen Lina in a while. She hasn't been home lately. Should we check on her?"

Whatever it was though, she hoped it was for good. DINAH'S POV "Yeah I will. But now we won't have anything to talk again, but your birthday. Your birthday falls on February 29, and it's the leap year. So you have a date today. How are we going to celebrate it?" Dinah paused on her way, as she leaned closer to Sara and Ariel's hostel room door, to listen to their conversation. "You know I don't..." Dinah still eavesdropping, tuned Sara's reply out as that statement earlier alone was enough to make her stop, and think.