Straw Hats Birthdays Novels & Stories

"So Hayden's birthday isn't on the 13th of April, but today? And so is Layla's birthday? Do these two kids share the same birthday? Could it be—" "Do you have a lot of free time on your hands? Why do you care whose birthday it is today? Besides, who says that we can only eat cake on someone's birthday?" Tammy snatched the birthday hats from Layla's and Hayden's heads and put them on Avery and herself. "Today is the anniversary of my friendship with Avery, so we came out to celebrate. Do you have a problem with it?!" Her panicked expression disappeared in an instant at Tammy's words.

“What?” “Oh, you didn’t know. My birthday is December thirty-first and Chris’ is January first.” Helena just closed her eyes and shook her head. “You couldn’t just do the midnight thing. But two different years too. I should have known that you wouldn’t do anything so pedestrian like that. Everything with you two must be to the extreme. I want to know how you plan on staying alive if you paint a target on yourselves.” She was honestly worried about them.

It felt wrong to ruin what was shaping into an oddly good moment. The boys reached us and I noticed the huge pizza box in Nate’s hand as he slid it onto the empty space next to me. “Oh, look, the birthday girl,” he said, pointing to me with a dramatic flourish. I rolled my eyes. “The un-birthday girl,” Josh grinned. “We bought pizza and unparalleled vibes.” A laugh slipped out before I could stop it. “And I bought a birthday hat but I think it’s squished,” Theo commented, unzipping his bag as he pulled a party cone with Donald Duck on it.

His face was flushed red, as red as a tomato. The woman smiled at him, then said, "Hahaha, I'm a human indeed. Do you really think I'm not human? You're really funny. Ah! Happy birthday, by the way! It's a surprise gift from your friends, and I'm participating because it's entertaining, hehehehe.” Havi tilted his head. “A birthday when my actual birthday is already a week ago?” Havi chimed in with a sarcastic intonation. "Well, this kind of thing is another kind of surprise, right, guys?"

“That he is, we were thinking of having a little get together” “Oh, that’s so nice, do you need my help with the plans?” though I am still learning with the company, I am certain I can take up on this particular one. She laughs over the phone, “Of course, but it’s a party for a two year old, all we need is cake and birthday hats” I nod. “True” “Do you think the capo would allow the twins to come by?”

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."

“Happy Birthday my child! I know I will not be here when you wake. Know that where you come from, turning 17 is a coming of age and the time when you come into your own. For you it is also a magical time. Your birthday wish on the day you come of age will be granted by the goddess watching over you. May she grant your every wish and keep you safe. Happy Birthday Princess. Love, Grandma Beth”

The door was closed and I crunched my eyebrow in confusion. I opened the door and screamed in surprise as the light beamed and everyone jumped up. "Surprise!!! Happy birthday!!!" They yelled as my eyes widen. "Birthday?" I asked as Neha came in with a homemade birthday cake. "Today is July 7," she said as my eyes widen. Today is my birthday! "I forgot," I said as Jaylen laughed and bumped his shoulder to me. "You always forget," he said as I blushed. Yea he is not wrong. I always forget my birthday. I get too busy to look at dates.

They wished me in unison with whistles and hoots. Ohh fuck, I forgot, it is my birthday... I turned Seventeen today. Uhh, happy seventeenth birthday Ryley! Tbc...

“Ah. That explains the dress. And the expression.” “It’s my birthday,” I added, then I chuckled again, I was honestly having the most strange birthday ever. “But is ok, I came with someone else, just waiting for that ‘someone’ to come back to me.” Something about that made his face soften. “Well, damn. Then we should toast to that.” Before I could say anything, he raised a hand to a passing waitress, whispered something to her, and she nodded. “You’ll like it,” he said. “It’s something special the club makes for members. Only served on birthdays.”