This is a poem about the love scene in the movie from Simone's point of view

Simone's Love Letter to Annabelle, confessing her thoughts and feelings for her.

This is my fan made sequel of sorts to Loving Annabelle. It switches between the perspectives of Simone and Annabelle, who are in prison and military school respectively. Two months in, Annabelle sends Simone a secret letter informing her of Collins' recent suicide. The two start keeping in touch via coded letters.

Suite du film. Petite scène un brin "guimauve". Bonne lecture à tous !

This is my idea of what should/could happen in a Loving Annabelle sequel. And no, it's not "Simone and Annabelle live happily ever after" because that would be boring. But there will be Simone and Annabelle, I promise. And there will be lots of drama and exciting things. It's just my creative whims as they come to me. But I have a plan. Hope you enjoy!

Simone Bradley has been in prison for two months. Constantly, she recounts her last days as a free woman. As the days pass, she hopes that Annabelle will come and drop any and all charges. Instead, it is a visit from an unlikely figure from Simone's past, someone whom she thought was dead. Simone/Annabelle, Amanda

What was going through Simone's head while she was being taken into custody?

Simone's reality had changed, but prehaps that was for the better. Annabelle/Simone

Sequel to More Than a Feeling... What happens when we hit that curve in the road? Do we hit the brakes, or do we hit the gas? Follow the girls through the continuation of their journey...

I have heard people say that when they are torn from the one they truly love, the world seems to slowly crack around them like broken glass under pressure, and then suddenly just breaks down around them until they are left with utter darkness. That's not how it felt when they took me away from my Annabelle, not even in the slightest bit. ONE-SHOT. Please Read and Review.

Simone's inner musings upon her imminent release from Jail...

All couples fight. Simone and Annabelle are no different. No flames. Rated T for some bad language. Contains non-graphic femslash.

This is one of many of my versions of what might happen after the end of the movie. I just posted the final chapter a few days ago. There might be an Epilogue coming soon but not within the next few weeks. Going on vacation and then might start it. I'm trying to get my muse back. Anyway, hope y'all enjoy it so far. Feedback's greatly appreciated.

After being sent to a Catholic boarding school because of her rebellious ways, 17-year-old Annabelle Tillman meets and falls in love with her English Literature teacher, Simone Bradley. Can this love survive?

Simone and Annabelle, the beach house and a sandwich can only mean one thing: a new story by me. No flames please. R&R

What if Annabelle had actually been in the church when Simone had that fantasy? What if she had been watching? Implied Annabelle/Simone.

This is my first attempt at a Loving Annabelle fanfic. Simone/Annabelle. No flames, please.

Different take on Loving Annabelle. Just some minor changes, that will turn into bigger changes. Annabelle/Simone. OCs. Please Read and Review.

Just something I thought of in the Scene where Annabelle is in Mother Immaculata's office. AnnabellePOV, Annabelle/Simone. One-Shot.

Just a look inside Cat's head, since she's so very underrated. Tiny bit of CatxCollins.

This is a poem displaying the emotions I feel Simone may have experienced throughout the film.

Portrayal of the conversation between Simone and Annabelle as they drive to the beach.

It has been three years since Annabelle saw Simone being taken away by the police, alot has changed but the one thing she has never done is get the blonde out of her heart. Simone feels the same. Annabelle has been her every waking and sleeping thought.

Rain and warmth and love. Loss and gain. Annabelle's thoughts. Femslash. Annabelle/Simone.

Simone can't control Annabelle. And she can no longer control herself. Begins during the dance and goes through the fade-out in Simone's room. One-sided from Simone's POV and without dialogue.