Princess Poppy Trolls Birthday Cake Novels & Stories

I called everyone’s attention and told them the cake was coming. We all gathered around the table and I picked Haley up. As soon as Roman came out the back doors, we all started singing Happy Birthday to my little princess. She giggled and blushed and when the cake was put in front of her, she did her best to blow out the candles but luckily, her daddy was on hand to help her out. We all cheered and Roman started cutting the cake, handing out pieces on cute little Princess themed paper-plates. Of course, Haley got a big piece with lots of frosting and honestly… she made a MASSIVE mess, but hey, she’s an excitable kid.

I said, looking over at her and smiling. “Thank you girl,” she said as she sniffed. “I....really...,” she hesitated. “I know,” I interrupted her. “I got you.” Poppie smiled a weak smile. She was almost 100% but not quite there yet. I wanted her to be at her best because I knew she would do well. “Thanks,” “You hungry?” I asked. “Yeah,” she responded questionably. “You wanna smoke?” I asked, passing her the blunt I had rolled on the table. “It might help with your appetite.”

After I entered my room, I sat on the bed and picked up my phone from the headboard and began to browse a series of birthday cake decorations suitable for a three year old. I came across numerous decors and they really were beautiful but one out of all of them caught my attention. A doll like cake and it looked exactly like the princesses in the movies Melissa loved watching. It was decorated with blue icing which was shaped into a beautiful flare ball gown, perfectly decorated with flowers at its edges. I was about to take screenshots of the cake when a crash followed by a yell distracted me. It could possibly be that someone had been too clumsy in their steps and must have fallen something

Then his arms came around her. The kids started chanting for cake. I tore my eyes away and herded everyone toward the long table under the canopy. The cake was ridiculous—three tiers of pink buttercream, edible pearls, a glitter-dusted princess on top. Lila’s eyes went wide. We sang the birthday song, loud, very off-key but joyful. Lila climbed onto her chair. I lit the candles, all five of them. “Make a wish, sweetheart,” I said. She squeezed her eyes shut. Then opened them.

she smiled, taking another long look at me before ducking in the back of the shop. I had no interest in picking up a bird tonight. Tonight is all about Adder. “Here we are.” she smiled, putting the cake down for me to check. It was exactly what I ordered. I know she wouldn’t want something over the top. So I kept it simple. I ordered her favorite flavor, strawberry, with vanilla frosting and the simple ‘Happy Birthday Adder’ message on top.

One of them forces a princess tiara onto my head. The house looks like something out of that show on TV about the spoiled sixteen-year-old brats who always get “surprised” with a car at the end. All the boys are on one side of the room scarfing down food, while all the girls jump around and sing off key. There are bodies everywhere. I don’t even know half of these people, I’m sure. There’s a giant Tiffany Blue three-tiered cake with a silver, glittery “D” topper with gift bags surrounding it. Is it my birthday or Taylor Swift’s?

in glittery letters. The party guests, including her friends from school and family friends, and even Niklaus is here with his entourage. All gathered in the backyard, eagerly waiting for the celebration to begin. The tables are filled with delicious treats, including a stunning birthday cake designed to look like a T-Rex and a big "6" on top of his head. Bella's face lights up as she sees the crowd of people gathered to celebrate her special day. She can't stop smiling as she hugs her friends and family, feeling like the luckiest girl in the world.

He wore full armor, but his helmet was tucked under his arm as he reached me, emerging from doing rounds in the other direction. It was a face I knew. One I hadn’t yet been able to forget. His spiked dark blonde hair and keen blue eyes made him highly distinctive. So does his large frame. “Alaric...” I said in horror. His blue eyes were intent on me as he passed me. Not blinking and not wavering from his intended direction. “Princess.” He nodded in a cold greeting. “I’m the queen!” I corrected haughtily. “Not to me, you’re not.” He was already past me and taking the stairs. “You’ll always be the spoiled princess running from what she is.”

I said "You have no reason to apologize for what your mom did. It isn't your fault, okay?" Stacie said, and I nodded. "Okay," I replied "Good, now it's time for the cake," Stacie said as Eric rolled out a light blue giant layered cake. The cake was my size. "Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday to you. Happy birthday, Dear Future Queen Sofia. Happy Birthday to you," Everyone sang as Ethan guided me over to where the cake was. There were eighteen candles on the cake as well as two candles with a one and eight.

Cynthia gasped in suprise . She was standing in the centre of the woods but this time it wasn't the old dark scary place she visted .The trees were decorated with faily lights , A big board with neon letter saying Happy Birthday Princess was hung between two large trees , On the other side was a giant poster with tons of pictures of Cynthia , few from her chiildhood and most of them were candid and Cynthia knew when were they clicked , might be Damon clicked then she thought .In the centre was a table with two chirs , fully decorated with Red ballons and candles , and in centre was a birthday cake . Joy filled Cynthia's heart . She turned back and Hugged Damon tightly .