Guava cache: how to set expiration on 'CacheLoader.load()' instead of during CacheBuilder.newBuilder()?

I am trying to create a cache using guava cache library. One my main requirement is that I want to set the cache expiry after the CacheLoader.load(..) function instead of something most of the examples I encountered on the web, like the one below.

LoadingCache<String, MyClass> myCache = 
CacheBuilder.newBuilder().maximumSize(MAX_SIZE).expireAfterWrite(10, TimeUnit.Minutes).build(cacheLoader);

The reason for this is that the object retrieved from the database by the CacheLoader.load(...) function contains the expiration data. So I want to use this information instead of some "random" static value.

I want something like this.

LoadingCache<String, MyClass> myCache = 
CacheBuilder.newBuilder().maximumSize(MAX_SIZE).build(cacheLoader);

...

CacheLoader meCacheLoder = new CacheLoader<String MyClass>(){
   @Override
   public MyClass load(String key) throws Exception {
      // Retrieve the MyClass object from database using 'key'
      MyClass myObj = getMyObjectFromDb(key);  
      int expiry = myObj.getExpiry();

         // Now somehow set this 'expiry' value with the cache
         ????

      return myObj;
   }
 };

OR Is there any better option available than Guava cache for this purpose?