Most people looked forward to their birthdays, but Asher wasn't most people. Technically, he'd only been a person for a little over two years now, so at least he had a good reason to go against what he considered to be the majority rule.
To him, all birthdays did now was remind him that he was disgustingly mortal, that he was that much closer to
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Aha! It came to him like a bolt of lightening, and he snapped his fingers to get Asher's attention as he finished chewing and swallowing.
"Hey, isn't it your birthday soon?" He had a vague memory of that around this time the year before.
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"No," he answered curtly, which didn't really count as a lie since his birthday wasn't soon.
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"No, no, I think it is..." he said as if he actually had to convince Asher of this. "I got you something this time and everything! It has to be!"
He didn't go out of his way to offer things to just anyone, after all.
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It made sense in his mind and that was all that mattered.
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Vouchers? Danica nearly choked just remembering it.
She knew it was her brother's birthday but it didn't really make much impact on her day. He was fairly low maintenance compared to her so when she held out the pie she hadn't made in one hand and his own suit jacket that she'd borrowed over a week before in the other, she wasn't concerned at all about his reaction.
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His sister was a lot of things, in the course of five hundred years, though, none of those things had ever been a pastry chef.
"Do I even want to know who you stole that from?"
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"Guy looked a lot like you." The pastry was thrust towards Asher again. "Take it."
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"By now I'm pretty sure every other guy here looks like me. Or a cheap imitation, at least," he said, taking the pie this time once it was shoved his way. "Are you going to sing?"
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