Most Uncommon Birthday Novels & Stories

The two of them never cared much about birthdays, and the only one in the family who remembered everyone's birthdays firmly was Bai Wei. Murong Cheng raised his eyebrows and said unconcernedly, "Seventeen is neither adulthood nor a full birthday, what's there to celebrate? Why don't we push it back, next month happens to be Easter, we can just celebrate it together then." Bai Wei's enthusiasm was doused, and she was not too happy, "How can you say that? Every birthday is important and meaningful ......"

"How's the preparation for your B-day next weekend going?" Evelyn was shocked. "Your birthday is next weekend?" Livvie dropped her cutlery in shock, and raised her hands to her mouth, gasping dramatically. "How can you not know that?!" She exclaimed, wide-eyed. "Apart from the fact he's your boyfriend, Jason Lyn— I mean, Dad— is the número uno artist in entire America! His birthday isn't just a birthday celebration. It is the veneration of a star. The adoration of an idol. And YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT?! For Christ's sake, his birthday is a legendary event."

She remained silent, her eyes fixed greedily on the cards on the table. Then she picked one up, caressed it, and asked me what the PIN was. I stared at her face, watching it flush with excitement. "My birthday," I said coldly. She looked at me and then muttered, "Zero-one-zero-four," repeatedly, oblivious to my lowered gaze. "Mommy, my birthday has never been January 4th. "My shoe size is six. I don't like spicy food. I'm allergic to milk, which makes me break out in hives. And January 4th isn't my birthday.

Latton says while smiling gleefully. Vivian grins faintly, then clears her throat and finally asks the question she's been wanting to know for a long time, "Latton, I'm just curious why don't you celebrate your birthday?" Latton glances at her then says, "I kinda do celebrate it, but not on the exact date of my birthday, and it's always my cousin surprising me before or after March 21. During my birthday I usually just stay at home and let the day pass."

There is something fishy. “What you are implying?” I ask curiously. “Alpha. Let me tell you what I got in brief,” he says, and I nod. I want to know every bit of truth and I believe he will tell me only the truth. “That year it was the first time Alpha Robert celebrated her birthday.” He says, and I look surprised. “First time means?” Is this a joke? She was eighteen, so her birthday should be celebrated every year, right? “Luna’s birthday was never celebrated before in this pack. Every year, both Aries and Ariel’s birthdays are used to celebrate. But they never celebrated Luna’s birthday.” he says, and I was becoming confused.

“A little to the left.” “Here?” “No, that’s too far to the left... hmm... you know what... I don’t like it there.” Jess sighed. “Seriously?” Greg growled from the top of the ladder, trying to tie up the finishing touches on the surprise party we are throwing Liza. Poor Tim, he came by yesterday... a day early. Liza was born on leap day, February 29th but her parents always celebrated on the 28th. Too bad the Moon Goddess doesn’t accept early birthdays so here we are on March 1st... Penny is keeping her super busy today along with Nick, she was among the guards taking them to the nearby museum.

I still remembered the year Carly was first brought home. Her past was so tragic that our entire family treated her like something precious. I was only six years old at the time. Dad told me, "She's your younger sister now. Protect her as you would protect your own eyes." I nodded firmly, making sure to engrave those words into my heart, one by one. Carly had been rescued from the ruins. Dad and Jacob had brought her back during one of their missions. She was the only survivor of a dying litter of rogue pups. Everyone called her resilient, saying she was a divine blessing—a pup favored by the Moon Goddess. I believed it, too.

“I don’t pity you. I’ve known you all my life. We were born within days of each other.” She laughed. “Yeah, that’s true. I was born after midnight the day after you and Rei were born.” “Exactly. Sadly, we share a birthday with Hiru and Samuel. They say that’s rare, you know. For exceptionally powerful shifters to share the same birthday.” “Yeah? I hadn’t heard that. I guess I’m lucky to not have to share my birth with strong shifters.” “That just means you’re important to us, Rei and I.” She smiled wider. “You’re silly, you know that, right?”

Small things matter the most. "Anything special today?" She asked with utmost curiosity wanting to know more. "Oh yes, it's his birthday." She stumbled on the stool and gaped at them with an open mouth. "For Pete's sake Caleb, you're despicable." Charlie mumbled lowly. Finn rolled his eyes and hit Caleb on the forearm with his spatula. "What?" Caleb asked like a kid who was being scolded for no reason. "We all don't know our birthdays, we just know the months in which we were born, so we just pick any day of that month and celebrate." Finn answered nonchalantly but his words pierced through her heart as she felt their pain and it hurts her.

Ares wasn't expelled when Coach Kelly hadn't caught his ass. While shopping for lingerie, I got a text from Athena telling me if a prom theme was okay for my birthday. I hated celebrating my birthday because it was my birth date and my parents' loss. Since Athena brought Ares and me back home, we never celebrated my birthday on the exact date. It's too painful. Turning eighteen is a big thing for a girl, especially if you have Filipino blood in you, then it's imperative. Mom would tell me that, like Mexicans, the girls turn fifteen, and the sweet sixteen for other people are also unique.