After We Fell Anna Todd Novels & Stories

Behind us, boots thundered, voices shouting orders. We reached the top landing and I kicked open the door. The rooftop stretched before us, empty except for a few ventilation units and the distant glow of city lights. I spotted a ladder leading down on the far side of the wall. I grabbed Anna's hand. "Run." We sprinted and there was a gunshot behind us. Sparks flew as a bullet ricocheted off the metal vent near my head. We dove out of the way and Anna hit the ladder first, sliding down fast. I followed her, my grip burning as I descended.

Anna stumbled and fell, ending up kneeling on the carpet in a disheveled heap. Adriana stood, walked past her slowly, and leaned down close to whisper, her voice icy: “Anna, I hope you can still get out of here alive.”

After crying for a while she wiped her tears and stood up with the help of her underarm crutches, gently opened the door to see Sophia, Joyce and others. “ Can't believe you cried Lena, you thought you were all that right?” Sophia scoffed. “ The almighty best flight Attendant fell from glory, what a nightmare!” Joyce burst into laugher clapping her hands in entertainment. “ And she leaps now too!”Another said from the back. “ What do you expect from a drug trafficker?” Sophia glanced over her shoulder and they all laughed.

Behind us, boots thundered, voices shouting orders. We reached the top landing and I kicked open the door. The rooftop stretched before us, empty except for a few ventilation units and the distant glow of city lights. I spotted a ladder leading down on the far side of the wall. I grabbed Anna's hand. "Run." We sprinted and there was a gunshot behind us. Sparks flew as a bullet ricocheted off the metal vent near my head. We dove out of the way and Anna hit the ladder first, sliding down fast. I followed her, my grip burning as I descended.

After all, tears were not usually able to heal. "Madam?" The red-haired maid whom Alice discovered to be called Janne called to her. "Your bath is ready." The girl's body rose with some fear, and with an almost rehearsed smile, she stood up from where she was sitting. "Ah..." she said, clearing her throat. "Thank you." "Don't be anxious, my lady," the redhead said, helping her undress. "This will be a beautiful night. After all, it is a night blessed by the goddess."

As Anna walked over to cover the window using the curtains, she realized she must have fallen unconscious or sick. Her brows furrowed as she tried to think. She remembered flashes of William’s voice in her head, guiding her to sleep. And… and… “Fudgesticks.” Her heart rate spiked as she recalled that night. Aiden had been a Hunter, hadn’t he? And… so had Damon. As those memories flashed through her mind, she raised her hand to press against her neck. The feeling of the needle pinch as the syringe pushed something into her body came back to her.

I was broken, had we really lost Claude and Chloe. “ I'm sorry, from how far we went there was no sign of anyone. We'd need to check again though but only when the fire has been put out,” he simplified. Anna crashed to the ground and began to cry, holding on to her chest. Her tears, her wailing made me feel empty. I had failed to rescue them and now they were gone.

Zack said nothing, he was already developing a cold chill about everything and his heart was beginning to ache. They got to the control room and were allowed to check the CCTV camera only to see that J and Anna had passed through the back door of the mall and had escaped. Zack froze dreadfully. "You're a dead meat, man."

“Now that the matter has been settled, let's move on to the next topic of the meeting. I want to strengthen the security around the pack now, especially around the children's nursery and orphanages...” Meanwhile, Anna paced back and forth in the alpha's office waiting for Kodiak to return from his meeting. She had no idea what had happened when she had fallen unconscious but one thing was clear, she had somehow dragged Kodiak into a duel with his own uncle and she was feeling awful about it. She did not want to be the reason why any of them would die so she had to find a way to stop them at all costs. As she was waiting, she heard faint sounds coming from outside the office which sounded lik

so quickly, looking energized again, she smiled with satisfaction. But the drugs always wore off. I saw it with my own eyes once—Todd in the middle of a video conference, eyelids drooping, head bobbing, barely hanging on. Anne, sitting right next to him, didn't even flinch. She calmly picked up a paperclip from the table, straightened it out, and jammed it into his finger. Todd jolted awake with a sharp hiss. Anne barely glanced at him. That night, I got a call from Todd.