The Day You Were Born Book の小説・ストーリー

The memory burning. “I wish you'd just died that day when you were ten. I wish they never revived you.” And then there was what Daniela had said when she agreed to go out with him. "Adrian, you passed my test. Now I believe you're really over that deaf girl. You and me. A date." Every single sentence felt like a needle piercing straight through his chest, and the pain was bone-deep. Adrian's vision went dark, and his mind suddenly jumped to that day at the mall.

“I’m sure you won’t have that.” “If marks that can’t be removed and bad smells can be considered an omen, then it’s already started,” I said bluntly. “But go on, I won’t interrupt, and I promise not to push.” She looked nervous, and I knew I had come across as bolshy already. “I mean, the library might have that book you mentioned. I just wanted to hear it from someone who lived here.”

You're not fit to be a mom! He hung up before I could say anything. I called the repair shop and asked them to pull the dashcam footage from my car. … I arrived at the courthouse first thing the next morning, right on time. Just as I was about to cross the intersection, I ran into Vera. Her eyes immediately went to my belly, and she put on a dramatic expression. "Oh no, you lost the baby? What a shame. Then again, with a mom who can't hold onto a man, that kid never stood a chance. Even if it had been born, it would've just been a fatherless orphan—"

It was a beautiful day when Aurora Swift Hart was born. She had troubled her mother a lot while getting comfortable in her mother’s tummy, but when she finally arrived, she did so without causing much pain. Aurora’s daddy began crying even before she could, as she opened her tiny eyes to a world she wasn’t yet used to. She wondered who the real crybaby was—her daddy or her.

Sophie and I had gone into labor on the exact same day 18 years ago, and shortly after giving birth, Sophie turned to me and exclaimed, "We're best friends, and from today onward, we'll be the godmothers of each other's children!" Julie's first word was not 'mama' or 'dada', but an infantile enunciation of Sophie's name. From the very first day they laid eyes on each other, the two were inseparable. At that exact moment, Sophie's attention was entirely on Julie, and she did not cast Emma so much as a second glance. "Our darling Julie did so well during her exams this time around! If only Emma could be half as smart as you! I'm going to buy you a gift as a reward for all your hard work, Julie

However, when his eyes landed on Ryan, he froze. I guessed it was because Ryan resembled him. Ethan’s voice trembled as he asked, "Were you adopted by the Young family when you were three?" Ryan glared at him, shielding me protectively. "So what if I was? What’s it to you?" Ryan then sneered, "Do you think you’re still a man? Dragging a banner through town to humiliate Claire? You’re disgusting."

With eyes so dark they did not seem human, Greg stumbled and staggered his way out of the hospital. I had left behind very few personal items—only a black notebook and a plain silver ring. Coincidentally, both of those items were gifts from him. He opened the notebook, and my familiar handwriting entered his sight. “August 15, 2014. The FBI came to my door. They said my parents were killed in a case involving organized crime. It was only then that I found out my parents, who could only come home once in a very long time, were actually undercover agents. The FBI said those bad people might come after me, so they told me to watch out for my safety during this period.”

I actually thought they didn't want me anymore, and that I was going to be left a miserable orphan with no one to care for me. Upon hearing that, Mom suddenly stopped her aggressive advances and froze on the spot. In the meantime, those onlookers already bore gossip-filled expressions. In those times, people led monotonous lives, and this event was destined to provide conversation for the next 10 or even 20 years. After all, a resurrection from the dead was such a bizarre and captivating event. "You've clearly been lying in the coffin for an entire day without moving, Mom. How could you possibly come back to life, or could it be that you never died in the first place?" I asked, my voice thic

"Healer's Hollow has an heir." My father stood at the front of the crowd, his back to me. But I could see his shoulders shaking. --- The next day, my father announced a banquet to celebrate my awakening. Word spread like wildfire. Within half a day, the entire Werewolf Continent was buzzing. Healer's Hollow Pack had always been mysterious, private, never showing itself to outsiders. And now—the Alpha's only daughter had awakened her power? But the real bombshell came next. My father let it slip that I had awakened the legendary "Life-Bond with Nature" ability—the first of its kind in a thousand years.

She flipped the hard cover open and began going through it. “His parents died on Friday the 13th of july.” She whispered, her eyes falling on the small passport sized photo of a lady hanging on the upper right. “It's the same day I lost my parents..and it's also the same road where my parents'car met with an accident” Jade's brows creased, she walked around the desk and stood next to Olivia's seat. She peeked at the file again to confirm Olivia's claim. “It can't be a coincidence. He murdered the entire Adam's family alongside yours..”