Loud House Birthday Novels & Stories

This was the first time Luna had seen Lylah shown any expression of happiness in months. "Miss?, your order please?" And like a tight slap to the face, reality was put right before her. "Hot chocolate", she smiled. As soon as the waitress left the table, she bowed her head and rubbed her forehead. It had been a month already, why couldn't she just let him go, she wondered. Every single thing reminded her of the memories they shared. "Luna, do you remember when he got me a dildo after my birthday?", Lylah laughed. "Yes, and y'all fought about the dildo because you wanted him and not a stupid dildo and so he took it back. What a jerk!"

"Hey, the earth is like a small village. You just need a flight ticket to go wherever you want." Although he wasn't happy about it, he couldn't stop her either. "Your birthday is on the 18th of June. Since you'll be in Erendale by then, let's celebrate it in advance." "Sure." Bryce made a call. After a while, a bodyguard brought them an exquisite-looking cake and a bouquet of red roses. Since Holly was turning 23 years old, they put on the appropriate number of candles. Bryce got up and turned the lights off. The room fell into darkness, and the candles lit the surroundings dimly.

"And you make a pretty convincing Batman." I chuckled, my gaze lingering on her for a moment longer than usual. “What's a party without a little bit of hero-villain rivalry?" "You really went all out with this, didn't you?" I shrugged, trying to play it cool. "Just wanted to make sure everyone has a good time. Especially the kids." "They’re going to be over the moon," Hazel said, glancing around the room again. "This is exactly the kind of birthday they would dream about."

Henrietta’s POV: “Happy birthday to you” “Happy birthday to you” “Happy birthday Ma Bethy, happy birthday to you”, we all sang happily. Today was Ma Bethy's birthday. She was the hostel mistress of the hostel that my brother and I stayed in. Today was her birthday and while there was going to be a birthday party for her later tonight, the older kids in our hostel had secretly made a birthday cake for her and we surprised her with it this morning.

I plastered a weak smile on my face while I looked up at Steven's parents. "Jim, Tina, I'd like to throw a party for my birthday next week. There's something I want to announce then." Tina readily agreed. "Don't worry, we'll throw you a spectacular party! It'll be the perfect chance to shake off all this bad luck." "Let Steven know too. He shouldn't miss it, after all," I added. The Houghs were a renowned, prominent family in Luxdoun, so their daughter-in-law's birthday party would naturally be a grand affair.

And through it all, she remained, fearlessly, with her arms still wrapped around my body. We slept off like that and by the time we awoke, the house was bustling with activities. Dad and mom were baking some chicken in the oven, they had also baked a cake, while Logan was setting up dishes on the table. There were several decorations scattered everywhere around the house and it wasn’t until I stepped into the living room, and everyone yelled out; “HAPPY BIRTHDAY!” that I realised what the event was for. It was my birthday, my twentieth birthday!

“I can’t wait to have blueberry pancakes. Do you have blueberry pancakes?” Louise chuckled, “I sure do, sweetie. It’s a pleasure to meet you, Eliza.” “My name is Logan, ma’am,” Logan advised. “And how old are you, Logan?” Louise asked. “I’m 13 years old today,” Logan replied. “Well, Happy Birthday!” Louise announced. “Thank you, ma’am,” Logan responded. “BIRTHDAY BOY IN THE HOUSE!” Louise called. All the wait staff yelled back, “HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BIRTHDAY BOY!”

Rose stops and points to the white door by her left. ​"This is your room." Rose says. Rose opens the door for Louis. Louis walks in while Rose stands at the door. ​"The birthday party will begin in an hour. Come down then sir." Rose says. ​"i will. Thank you." Rose closes the door before she walks down the hallway. Louis leaves the luggage and lies in the bed, staring at the black ceiling fan attached to the white ceiling. He's in the Viva family and he has to stay no matter what.

On Mia's birthday, the three of us and twelve of Mia's friends from school went to a gaming place called Lotus Warehouse, where they had a big bouncy house for kids, a kid-safe obstacle course, and a pinball arcade. They also had four types of chocolate birthday cake and a mini merry-go-round where kids could reach for gold rings every time they went by the merry-go-round circle's northernmost point. All the kids loved it, and Becky said it was the best birthday party she had ever been to. It was noisy, and I was glad when it was over. The smile on my daughter's face made it all worth it. Doris and I had decided we would adopt Cathy's baby if Mia was agreeable to the idea. And we decided we

Nicole followed Jack and Hazel into the house; she couldn't help but notice the colorful birthday decorations that adorned the walls and tables. There were balloons, streamers, and a big banner that read "Happy Birthday Sarah!" "Ah, I see it's someone's special day today," Nicole said, smiling at the little girl who was bouncing around the room, excitement radiating from her face. "Yes, it's Sarah's birthday," Hazel said, smiling warmly at her niece. "She's turning 6 today."