After Anna Novels & Stories

Since the words were spread out, Jenna thought it was an abbreviation till Casper exclaimed, “Anna. I thought so.” A meaningful flare crossed his eyes before he returned to his normal self. When he saw the woman that day at Kate's old apartment, he suspected it but didn't dwell on it because he wasn't sure. The only mission he couldn't perform alone was when he met Anna. She was a well-trained spy from an artificial intelligence agency. That night, he almost succeeded in his mission but was double-crossed by Anna, who left him speechless, since they couldn't defeat each other.

after few seconds she opened it. me: " hi Anna.. " anna: " who are you?? " me: " How can you forget your sister and best friend...??" anna: " I don't have any sister or best friend..." with that she went inside.. me: " so you won't talk to me?? " anna: " (sitting on her bed.. and doing something with her and without looking at me, looking at mobile) I said I don't know who are you.. I won't talk with the strangers.. "

As we approached the school gates, Anna turned to us, "You know, I think I need to tell you guys something." Nova and I exchanged a curious glance, "What is it?" I asked. Anna hesitated, "It's about my job at the club... there's something I haven't told you." Anna hesitated, "It's about my job at the club... there's something I haven't told you." Nova and I exchanged a curious glance, "What is it?" I asked. Anna took a deep breath, "I'm not just a waitress. I'm also... a guardian." Nova's eyes widened, "A guardian? What do you mean?"

Your favorite girl, Anna.

*Our* bedroom. Anna's and mine. The realization hit harder than the hangover. Memories from last night flooded back—finding the hidden liquor cabinet still stocked with the expensive whiskey Anna never touched, drinking until the edges of my pain blurred enough to let me sleep. Scrolling through missed calls and messages, a video popped up. Anna at the hospital, standing before a swarm of reporters. Despite her visible exhaustion and that rounded belly carrying another man's child, she radiated authority and conviction. The sight of her simultaneously ignited relief and despair in my chest.

" ****** on the other side, anna was bored alone in her room, she wast to go out then again she doesn't want to be teased by people out there. So, she called Elizabeth. this was the first time she was calling Elizabeth after she left the hostel that day. so as soon as the call was connected all she could hear is Elizabeth loud complain " you bitch do you still remember me, who gave you the right to turn off your phone and didn't even contact me for whole four days, you meet me once I am going to make you bald." actually, anna hadn't turned off her phone she had put the phone in airplane mode.

The waiter raises an eyebrow. “Anna doesn’t work here anymore,” he tells her. “She resigned the first week of January,” “Oh, okay thanks. I thought that I would pop in and say hi, but next time I’ll call her first,” Rhea says. The waiter smiles and nods politely. Rhea walks away. So Anna quit her job and is now fully employed getting money from her father. Rhea needs more information about the nature of the relationship between Anna and her father.

He intertwined his finger to illustrate what he meant. "What an insolence!" Sturbridge jumped to his front. "How dare you talk like this to the daughter of the Moon Goddess?" "I will let this slide because of Lady Noelle." Alpha Jake pushed Sturbridge aside to behold my eyes. "You need to train your men better, my Lady!" he said seductively. "I am Anna." I paused as he revelled in confusion. "You think I'm dead? You are really surprised, aren't you?" I couldn't stop myself from chuckling at his astonishment.

“I made sure it only grazed you.” She had come so far, and I hadn’t even known. Anna was no longer Alistair’s oppressed, cornered daughter. She had become a queen, power firmly in her hands. Pride no longer lingered quietly in my heart. It overflowed. “We need to leave now, Alexei. And I have no intention of staying wet all night,” Anna said. Her voice trembled from the cold, but her authority remained intact. “Give me a moment. I’m still exhausted.”

“They returned this noon. We have successfully defeated the Kronat mafia group.” “That’s good news,” Anna beamed, taking a sip from the orange juice. “I’ll have them notified that you won’t be able to attend the celebration.” Anna’s brows pulled together. She had never missed this celebration before. She made it her sole duty to attend, to show her appreciation to the soldiers. “They will not be notified about your current condition.” “No,” Anna protested. “I’ll be at the celebration, even if it’s for a short while.” “You need rest and—”