Finnick And Annie Fanfiction Novels & Stories

Laughing at his puppy dog eyes, she giggled like a little school girl, before adding "No protests here from me. Just close the curtains and lock the door." Finn held out his hand and brought her into his arms and walked her to his bed. They took their time loving each other, not wanting the moment and the feelings to end. *** The next morning, Finn called the company that he was interviewing with and took his name out of the running. He wasn't sure where they would live, but Philly wasn't on the top of his list. Neither was Wisconsin, but they would return there and figure out their next steps. Making their way upstairs, they sat at the breakfast table with Drake and Claire, who hadn't y

She said. “Betty, trust me I didn’t see this coming, it just hit me so hard that before I could realize, I had fallen way deeply.” She chuckled as she try to explain. “Hey, darling,I know exactly everything, that’s why I’m here, we both might be madly in love with someone but we always have our moments, and I mean always” I said before hugging. “Y’all get back in the water” Annie said rolling her eyes. Pipes and Lex walked back inside the water, cuddling and kissing shamelessly.

She denied this version, and the man claimed that he had to convince Harlan to continue with this relationship. 'And what did the girl say?' I insisted. 'She said they were just friends. Although, to tell you the truth, I didn't see much conviction in her face.' 'Well, never mind that,' Harlan cut him off. 'Anna and I are together, aren't we?' 'Yes.' I said it sheepishly, the father excused himself and went off to do the bookkeeping. I took Harlan by the arm and we walked to his car. I was intoxicated by the smell of his perfume, the breadth of his shoulders and his smile. He put on some rock music that he hummed very badly, which made me laugh.

Author's P.O.V Malison wasn’t proud of how things had gone with Annie. She knew she and Gabby had been cold—deliberately so. But the guilt still clung to her like smoke, thick and suffocating. She missed Annie’s weird jokes, her way of tilting her head when she didn’t understand something, her mother's delicious food packs, even her annoying obsession with matching her pens to her mood. But if she were being honest with herself—which she was trying very hard not to be—she had pushed Annie away for a reason. Annie has shut her out and they wanted her to have a taste of her own medicine.

Finn fell silent. His assumption was, indeed, accurate. Annie truly liked Denis. Perhaps all his thoughts about the relationship between Annie and Denis were correct; both of them had a mutual attraction, but because Annie was Finn's fiancée, they couldn't come together. Finn was the obstacle on their path of romance, he sadly contemplated.

As she finished asking the last question, Kendrick hooked his fingers around her neck and kissed her lips. He kissed passionately and tenderly because he knew that his bunny Anna had already started to fall in love with him. Annabelle also obediently let him hold her, and after a moment, he left her lips. Kendrick didn't lie back, but instead half propped himself up, leaning forward to gaze at her. His gaze was more affectionate and passionate than ever before. Annabelle's heart raced, and she couldn't even meet his gaze. "Why haven't you laid down yet? What are you looking at?"

Rino, Louis, Anna, Micah, Mario, and four strange faces—an older man, a woman, a younger man, and a teenager who wears a permanent scowl. Rino rises to his feet. He curls his thick fingers around my waist and pulls me toward him. His other hand pulls out a chair beside him and gently guides me into it, placing a kiss on my cheek—a ghost of a smile on his face that makes my insides curl and tingle. Rino does not let go of my hand as he returns to his seat. I keep a tight smile on my face, knowing every eye is intently watching my every move. Anna looks guilty and upset. Her eyes look everywhere but in my direction. Micah takes a sip of her wine to hide her earlier whisper. “Took you long enou

Meanwhile ,I just sat there between them smiling dreamily at Stephen like a lovesick fool. “Goodbye, Annie,” he said with that charming smile of his as he began to walk away. “Bye…” I whispered, my eyes glued to him as he strolled down the hallway until he faded from my view. Matilda finally turned back to me, still fuming. “That woman is insane. I swear she— Annie?” I blinked slowly, still lost in my thoughts and staring at nothing in particular. Mattie frowned. “Annie. Why are you smiling like that? Annie!”

"What are you saying?" "I'm saying we're breaking up," I whispered, the words tearing out of my throat like shards of glass. "For real this time. No more secret glances at school. No more midnight meetings in your truck. When we leave this room tonight, it’s completely dead. You love Brenna. And I am just her sister." "You don't mean that," he said, his voice dropping into a rough, desperate growl. He stepped into my space, his hands coming up to grip my upper arms. "You love me, Anna. You can't just turn it off."

He was relieved his sister was safe, but he still didn’t fully trust Leone. Once the kids were inside, cleaned, and cared for, Anna and Leone stayed outside. Leone had a lot to say, but he wasn’t sure if Anna was ready to listen. Then, without warning, she kissed him. Soft at first. Then deeper. Leone pulled her close, returning the kiss with heat and longing. The world around them disappeared.