Why Did Annie Spare Armin Novels & Stories

She changed the curtains to something close to normal, but left Dylan's room that way, dark and strangely calming. Dylan couldn't object not because Annie was his woman, but she had requested it. Back after Amy's abduction months ago, Annie feigned like she hadn't forgiven him for shooting her almost to her death. “You're not going to have it easy with me, Mr Xavier,” she joked but still kept a straight face, eating an already peeled orange. She learnt that from him; the straight face. “I don't know what to do, milkweed, I've done everything you wanted,” he sighed, not even he could understand women. Annie turned to him, her face, a rosy look. “I want one more thing…”

Nobody argued with him expecially not a young, timmid woman like Annie. Annie found herself completely lost in her thoughts. She hoped that Alexander had nothing to do with her kidnapping, but had no way to be sure. She hoped Xavier was nicer than he appeared, but she doubted it. She hoped Grace would take her side, however she feared she wouldn't. Annie's head swirled with faulty plans of escape, none of them giving her a definate chance of getting out of this house alive.

"I should go now. I have to get back to work." Annie got up too, "Wait, Arin. Don't go yet. I need your help." She said, narrowing her gaze. Arin looked at her curiously, wondering what she had to say now. She hoped it wouldn't be a disappointment. "What do you need?" Annie took his hand and said, "I need you to help me stop this wedding. I need you to help me save my brother from that woman." Arin smirked, feeling a surge of hope and excitement in her chest. Finally, she had someone by her side.

I immediately turned around and left them. Aries was already in his office when I arrived. He was busy reviewing his presentation on his laptop, but when he noticed my presence, he looked up to me and smiled. “Are you okay now?” he asked. I smiled back at him. “Yes. Thank you for saving me that night.” “I just did the right thing,” he replied, shrugging his shoulders. “Although, next time. . . Please don't get into such fights. You're pregnant and almost due, Annika,” he reminded.

Annie was now pacing back and forth, fiddling with her fingers anxiously. Jay cut her off when he grabbed her, placing his hands on both her shoulders and getting her to stop. She looked at him frantically. Jay sighed, "Look, I don't know if I trust him and I do want to tell you to be careful but... he's done nothing wrong. I think you should give it a chance, try to be friends with him. He's been nice to you, right?" Annie inhaled deeply through her noes, trying to calm her nerves. "He has."

Annie clung to Mom's arm and coyly said, "Don't blame Georgia, Mom. She didn't do it on purpose." Although she sounded as if she was trying to smooth things out, the look in her eyes was smug and provocative. Everyone thought Annie was the sweet and understanding daughter of the family. But I knew better. She wasn't as kind as she appeared to be. I had chosen the date of my mating ceremony after discussing it with her. I have been trying my best to get along with Annie, hoping to obtain my parents' approval and Jeff's attention. After all, that was what they wanted—for the two of us to be close.

Annie said, her voice filled with concern. "No, I'm fine. Maybe I just got tired from walking," I said. She held my arms in the manner of a young person aiding an elderly grandmother, fearful that I would fall. The scene would have been amusing on any other occasion, but in light of what had happened with Kian, it left me completely bewildered. He was just seconds with me, but in the few seconds that I looked at Annie, he managed to escape without Annie or me noticing it. Annie kept on holding my arms until we reached her room; according to her, her parents had already retired for the night, and she was just waiting for me to return.

One of the girls added. Annie tried her best to maintain her smile as she looked at Fia’s calm and collected face. There was no sign of sadness on the woman’s face at all. This made Annie feel very unreconciled after everything she had hoped to have happened. How could these two not fight furiously after Conrad received that gift?

A SPIRIT. . It was Annie’s destiny to die at the time of her birth because of lack of medical attention but my father rescued her mother at the last moment because of which she was still alive at the age of 17 years but today or tomorrow she had to face her destiny. . “I can’t say that you can kill her parents easily but yes, you can kill her siblings easily. But I am just wondering what stopped you from doing so?”, Barrett asked, making me realize the fact that just her touch was enough to calm me down. I guess it was because of the bond we share.

He staggered, his hand going to the wound. "Kllian!" Annie screamed, and without thinking, without considering the danger, she left her mom with Doctor Owen and she started to run back toward him. But Doctor Owen was faster. He appeared at her side, blocking her path. "No! Annie, you need to get Mrs Morales to safety! Alpha is a fighter! He'll be fine! But you and your mom need to get to safety now." A massive explosion of power, bodies thudding filled the warehouse. Annie tried to protest but Doctor Owen held her back.