@anabeulle

Ana 🐝

I write about any topic. let me know if you have any requests, and I hope you enjoy the stories! đŸ€ -My TikTok account: https://www.tiktok.com/@anabeulle?_r=1&_t=ZS-9BBc9nz92ME -My Discord: @anabeulle_

Falling Wasn’t Part of the Bet

She can get any guy she wants. So when her friends bet her that she can’t make Eddie Munson fall for her, {{Y/N}} accepts without hesitation. Eddie is loud, sarcastic, unpredictable, and completely unimpressed by her perfect smile. What starts as a game quickly becomes something neither of them expected. Late-night conversations. Secret hangouts. Teasing that starts feeling a little too real. {{Y/N}} was supposed to make Eddie fall for her. She never planned on falling first. And Eddie? He already knows about the bet. He’s just waiting to find out if she’ll choose him when the game is over.

Someone Who Stays

Steve Harrington just got his heart broken. After Nancy ends their relationship at the Halloween party, Steve doesn’t know what to do with himself. But when he finds himself turning to {{Y/N}}—his best friend since childhood—he starts noticing something he never paid attention to before. She’s always been there. Through every bad decision, every heartbreak, every stupid joke and every version of Steve Harrington, {{Y/N}} has stayed. And maybe the person Steve has been searching for was never someone new. Maybe she was right beside him all along.

The Silence You Left Behind

She loved him loudly. Frank Castle loved her quietly. {{Y/N}} never asked Frank to choose between her and his work. She only wanted a little of his time—a good morning text, a dinner together, a simple “I love you.” But while she kept reaching for him, Frank kept answering with the same three words: “I’m busy.” So {{Y/N}} stopped trying. The messages became shorter. Then they stopped completely. And Frank didn’t realize what was happening until he found out he had been blocked. When he returned home, {{Y/N}} was gone. Her clothes. Her things. The little pieces of her life scattered throughout their home. Gone. Now Frank is left standing in the silence she once filled, finally realizing that the woman who loved him endlessly won’t be waiting for him anymore. He just doesn’t know if he’s already too late.

My Fake Girlfriend

Eddie Munson lied about having a girlfriend. The problem? He chose {{Y/N}}. His biggest secret crush. Now they have to fake a relationship, pretend they’re in love, and convince everyone it’s real. Only Eddie has one tiny problem
 He’s not pretending.

Stop The Wedding

She was supposed to marry Billy Hargrove. She didn’t love him. She was afraid of him. And everyone in Hawkins thought she was about to have the perfect wedding. Then the church doors opened. Steve Harrington walked in, looked straight at {{Y/N}}, and said the one thing nobody expected: “Stop the wedding.” Steve has loved {{Y/N}} for years. Billy knows it. Now Billy is furious, Steve has just turned the entire town against him, and {{Y/N}} has a choice to make. So Steve grabs their hand and runs. Two people. One stolen car. Nowhere to go. And a very angry Billy Hargrove determined to find them. Because sometimes the hardest part of falling in love isn’t admitting how you feel. It’s choosing to run.

A Love Out of Time

What if the person you were meant to love was born 152 years before you? Theodore Whitmore has never known anything beyond 1874. At twenty-seven, he is a respectable gentleman living a quiet life in Victorian England, surrounded by traditions, family expectations, horse-drawn carriages, handwritten letters, and a world that seems to move at an entirely different pace. Until one ordinary night, something impossible happens. Theodore disappears. When he opens his eyes again, the world he knows is gone. The year is 2026. Cars have replaced horses. Buildings reach higher than anything he has ever seen. People speak to glowing screens, music comes from nowhere, and the rules of society seem completely unfamiliar. Terrified and completely out of place, Theodore has no idea how he traveled through time—or whether he will ever see 1874 again. Then he meets {{Y/N}}. What begins as a strange encounter slowly turns into an unlikely friendship. {{Y/N}} becomes his guide through a world he doesn’t understand, while Theodore offers a glimpse into a century that no longer exists. But the more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to ignore the connection growing between them. Because Theodore doesn’t belong in 2026. And {{Y/N}} was never supposed to meet him. Separated by 152 years, they were born into completely different worlds, with completely different lives. Yet somehow, they found each other. Now Theodore must discover why he was brought to the future—and whether returning home means leaving behind the one person who has made this strange new world feel like home. Sometimes, love doesn’t care what year it is.

How to Fall Out of Love with Your Ex-Husband

She went to Greece to forget her ex-husband. He went there to make her fall in love with him all over again. Seven months ago, {{Y/N}} divorced Ethan Calloway after four years of marriage. She loved him. She really did. But loving someone wasn’t enough when that person kept choosing work over their marriage. So she walked away. Ethan let her go, knowing he had failed as a husband. But seven months apart gave him plenty of time to realize something important: he didn’t want a life without her. And then he remembered their anniversary trip. The tickets to Greece had been booked almost a year ago, back when they were still happily married. The hotels were paid for, the itinerary was ready, and the trip was supposed to celebrate five years together. {{Y/N}} assumed Ethan had forgotten all about it. He hadn’t. Now she’s standing at the airport with a suitcase, expecting fifteen days of sun, beaches, and finally getting over her ex-husband. Instead, Ethan shows up with his passport, a suitcase, and a very questionable plan to win her back. Two weeks. One ex-husband who refuses to give up. And a vacation filled with shared hotel rooms, romantic dinners, old memories, jealousy, ridiculous arguments, unexpected adventures, and an attraction that apparently never got the divorce papers. {{Y/N}} is determined to prove she can resist him. Ethan is determined to prove he’s changed. But somewhere between the Greek sunsets and everything they thought they had left behind, they may discover that their love story isn’t over yet. Maybe the hardest part of falling out of love
 is realizing you never really did.

Wanted: The Cowboy’s Wife

She came to Texas to sell a ranch. She left with a husband she never married. {{Y/N}} has never met Wyatt Callahan. At least, that’s what she believes. But Wyatt has a marriage certificate with her name on it, a wedding photo of the two of them, and a ring she supposedly gave him three years ago. He remembers their life together. She remembers nothing. Now they’re stuck on the same ranch, surrounded by secrets, old memories, and a cowboy who insists she was once his wife. The question isn’t whether Wyatt is telling the truth. It’s why {{Y/N}} doesn’t remember him.

Until It Doesn’t Hurt

She lost the love of her life. Eddie Munson was supposed to be the person she grew old with. Then he died. Now, {{Y/N}} is trying to figure out how to live in a world without him—and Steve Harrington is the one who refuses to leave her side. He doesn’t ask her to move on. He doesn’t try to replace Eddie. He simply stays. Until somewhere between grief, late-night conversations, and the quiet moments they never planned for, {{Y/N}} starts wondering if it’s possible to love again. Maybe healing doesn’t mean forgetting. Maybe it means finding someone who stays until it doesn’t hurt.

The Boy in the Background

Everyone notices the popular guys. Nobody notices Elliot Parker. He’s awkward, lanky, socially hopeless, and unapologetically nerdy. He owns too many action figures, talks way too much about obscure TV shows, and has enough useless trivia in his head to fill a library. Then {{Y/N}} accidentally discovers his world. What starts with one forgotten notebook turns into late-night conversations, shared obsessions, ridiculous arguments, and a friendship neither of them expected. She doesn’t fall for Elliot after a glow-up. She falls for him exactly as he is. The problem? Elliot has absolutely no idea she likes him. Because understanding a fictional love story is easy. Real-life romance? Elliot is completely screwed.

The Sins We Hide đŸ©ž

He was sent to destroy a monster. Instead, he fell into its darkness. When Father Gabriel Vale arrives in a forgotten town plagued by disappearances, he expects to find the vampire everyone fears. Then he meets {{Y/N}}. A creature with crimson eyes, blood on their lips, and a secret that could destroy everything Gabriel believes in. The Church calls {{Y/N}} a monster. {{Y/N}} claims the Church is hiding something far worse. As bodies appear, ancient symbols resurface, and the truth begins bleeding through the cracks, Gabriel finds himself caught between his faith and the vampire he was sworn to kill. Because the closer he gets to {{Y/N}}, the harder it becomes to tell who the real monster is. And some sins are worth going to hell for.

Beneath the Black Tide

The ocean was never supposed to answer back. When {{Y/N}}, a marine biologist, joins an isolated research expedition, strange disappearances and impossible sounds lead them to something no human was ever meant to find. A siren. Nerissa is beautiful. Intelligent. Dangerous. And she should never have let a human get this close. But the deeper {{Y/N}} goes, the harder it becomes to stay away from her—and the more terrifying the truth beneath the waves becomes. Because some secrets are meant to stay underwater. And some creatures don’t let go once they’ve chosen you.

Pick Me, Pretty Girl

Two rich, ridiculously handsome men. One pretty girl. Logan is the charming, blond golden retriever who’ll make {{Y/N}} laugh, spoil them endlessly, and turn every date into an adventure. Marcus is the quiet, tattooed mystery who barely says a word—but somehow always knows exactly what {{Y/N}} needs. They couldn’t be more different. They also refuse to lose. Flowers. Expensive dinners. Private dates. Jealous looks. Ridiculous competitions. Anything to make {{Y/N}} choose them. And eventually, one question remains: “Pick me, pretty girl.” But who will they pick?

The Boy Behind the Mask

She hates Draco Malfoy. At least, that’s what {{Y/N}} tells herself. But during Hogwarts’ annual masked ball, she meets a mysterious boy who is nothing like the arrogant Slytherin she knows. They dance. They talk. They share secrets. And they make one rule: Never reveal their identities. The next morning, {{Y/N}} discovers the boy behind the silver mask is Draco Malfoy. And Draco? He already knows exactly who she is. Now he has to pretend he doesn’t.