Romans & histoires Rescuing Annie

“No, sir. She was with a little girl.” “What’s her name? What did she look like?” “I don’t know the girl’s name but she’s small with short curly red hair. Luna had her arm around the girl’s shoulders. I thought Luna Freya knew her,” the guard explained. My wolf perked up immediately. ‘That’s the girl you rescued from Graham’s house a few weeks ago. Her name is Annie.’ My stomach dropped. It couldn’t be a coincidence that Annie showed up somehow. “Did Luna Freya speak to you?” I asked.

“Y-you have to let him go, or he’ll die. I’ve called the cops. They’ll deal with him.” Annie. Of course. No matter what someone does to her, she still finds a way to spare them. I slowly turned towards her. The alley was barely illuminated, but I could see the fear etched across her face. She was shaken badly, yet she didn’t recoil from me. The darkness had hidden my face. For once, that worked in my favour. I released the bastard. He crumpled to the pavement with a pathetic thud. I bent down, picked up Annie’s bag and walked towards her, holding it out.

"On Sunday night, we will be handed over to our buyers...and I will miss you guys." "Anita," Sarah turned to Anita and said in a serious tone. "You once mentioned a secret doorway. Where is it?" Sarah asked. Anita shrugged. "I don’t know. If I knew I wouldn't still be here in the first place." Sarah began to pace the room thoughtfully. "We have to get the hell outta here one way or the other." "If Armo finds out, he will kill us all!" Florence cried out in alarm. "Can you just stop trying to put everyone of us in trouble?! No one gets out of here, Sarah! No one has ever made it out alive, don't you get it?!"

Most importantly, who’d have leaked the photos now? “Arianna.” “Huh?” “Come. The cops will escort us to the parking lot. They have cleared the building.” Uncle Frisby’s features were tight with tension. His gaze softened when it met mine. “Okay.” My body swayed when I stood, and Gaby caught me. The short trip to the basement parking and the ten-foot walk to the car felt like trekking. By the time I climbed in, I was ready to faint. Gaby lifted a water bottle to my lips, and I took a few sips with gratitude. What would I have done without her? I did the right thing by calling her.

The lead officer barreled in, slamming Rafael to the floor and pinning him there. It wasn't until I reached the hospital that I learned it was Caleb who had saved my life. Even though I'd turned him down, Caleb hadn't given up. He followed me home to make sure I was safe, and by chance, he caught Rafael drugging me. Without hesitation, Caleb called the police. They traced Rafael's purchase of sedatives and stormed his rented apartment just in time to stop the worst.

Carver's movements were labored, his body a testament to the physical and emotional trauma he had endured. Once inside, Ava sat beside him in the back, gently cradling his head in her lap. The drive back to their apartment was filled with an emotional heaviness. Carver, overwhelmed by the presence of Peyton and Ava, and the reality of being rescued from his self-imposed hell, sobbed uncontrollably. His tears were a mix of pain, relief, and a deep sense of regret. Ava, feeling a surge of compassion and a lingering sense of love for Carver, did the only thing she could in that moment. She ran her fingers slowly through his hair. Her touch was gentle, a silent expression of her willingness to h

“You gave us quite a scare, you know.” “I told you she’d be fine,” Matilda stated proudly, crossing her arms. “She’s tough even though she looks like a tiny little mouse.” Everyone around us let out a shared laugh, lightening the mood even further. Just as I was about to respond to Matilda’s playful remark, Martha leaned closer, her voice dropping to a conspiratorial whisper. “We heard about what you did, Annie. Imagine that—our own Annie, saving the queen’s life.” A rush of warmth flooded my cheeks almost immediately. "I didn't save her life. I just helped."

He wanted to let him know right now that someone was willing to bail them. “Let’s proceed.” He replied. Annie paid in transfer, she was supposed to sign an undertaking on their behalf, but knowing the risk associated with that, Annie paid her way out also. Everything was finalized, and Elizabeth and Selene became free people again. They were so tattered and scattered, had no money on them, and there was also no way they could go back to their house. They have no means of contacting Mr. Roberts. On a normal basis, Annie would never agree to take them with her. However, because of some benefits and out of her desperation to eliminate Clara, she accepted.

My mother was bleeding… I remembered the broken shelves and the words she just told me recently. Before I knew it, I started fighting Cassandra in the air. “Enough!” Damon yelled and struck her on the arm. Cassandra dropped to the floor, coughing. Damon rushed to Scarlett first and looked straight at her wound. “It’s not silver. She will heal.” Then he turned to me. He tapped my shoulders gently, bringing me back from that edge. “Annie, breathe. I’ve got you.” The anger left my body for a while. I hurried to my mother to hold her and make sure she was safe and doing well. Then, she smiled slightly at me. “I’m fine, my girl. Go and finish this.

Nina screamed, her voice high and frantic as she struggled wildly. No one moved to help. Just as they were about to drag her away, something inside her snapped. “In the freezer!” she cried, her voice cracking. “Liesa is in the freezer!” Her body shook violently, adrenaline surging through her. “In the backyard… an unused cold storage room. I locked her in there!” Sam’s expression shifted instantly. His eyes widened as the weight of her words hit him. Before he could react, Angus had already risen from the wheelchair. A chilling aura surrounded him as he headed for the back yard without hesitation.