Happy Halloween everyone! Here's a short doc about the Warbucks first Halloween and Annie's birthday together as a family. I own nothing from the 1999 Annie movie.

Annie's first night at the Warbucks mansion 1999 version. sorry if it is not correct, I still hope you enjoy.

my first published story. I hope you enjoy! I'm sorry I'm not very good at writing, hope you like it!

Molly's adventure to save Annie from Miss Hannigan and Rooster this is an interactive story I invite anyone who has ideas to add to this story

Annie goes to her first church service. I own NO characters from Annie and St. Mary's is the name of the church I used to go to. Based on the 1999 film and the book

My story about I came to the orphanage and met my friends

ANnie's parents based on the 1999 movie. The birth and short life with her parents leading up to the day she was left at the orphanage in 1922

Set in the 1982-movie verse. Ten different ways Grace tells Oliver she's pregnant.

Warbucks must decide whether to spend time with his family or help the president.

This is the sequel to Declarations, Hesitations, & Realizations! This will be a combo of normal dialogue and series of diary entries from Grace, Esther, Abigail, and notes to Annie from Margaret Bennett leading up to Oliver and Grace's wedding. I do not own the 1982 characters just borrowing them again! :-)

Sequel to Keep Your Kids Close

She looked down at the dress in her hands before putting it back on the rack. "Oh, I have nowhere to wear this dress. It certainly is not practical enough for my work with Mr. Warbucks and I don't anticipate any social events that would require this sort of dress…" (A look at why Grace Farrell owns that yellow chiffon dress she wears in the garden.)

Oliver/Grace. An AU scene. "Shhh," she whispers, moving to press her lips against his. "Don't say anything. Just remember your brother is always with you. As am I and the children."

What if Oliver hadn't adopted Annie? Instead, he agreed only to take her until someone wanted her as their daughter. Grace and Annie struggle with keeping his prior routine and hit more than a few bumps along the way. Meanwhile, Annie is still hoping that her parents will come and find her. Until then, it becomes her mission to make some attitude changes in the Warbucks household.

Set in the 1982-movie verse. A Grace/Oliver Fic. Oliver Warbucks was an upstart, a man born into the gutter of London with no history and no family to speak of. A self-polished man with rough edges still present, he had surged onto the scene some fifteen years before...

Set in the 1982 movie-verse. Featuring Oliver and Grace with a little itty bit of Annie. "Mom's stressing out." These were the words that first reached through the otherwise occupied mind of one Oliver Warbucks early one winter's afternoon.

1982 Movie Verse: An Oliver/Grace one shot of pure fluff. The one word that Oliver Warbucks could find to label the summer of 1933 was bedlam.

This is an epilogue of the 1982 movie. I do not own Annie. It is the property of John Huston and Columbia Pictures, and Aileen Quinn, Albert Finney, Carol Burnett, etc. This is purely for entertainment.

what if Annie had a sister but didn't know it until she is at Mr. warbucks to spend Christmas there (the 1999 version) my fist fanfiction :)

Oliver and Grace plan their wedding, but something terrible threatens to tear them apart.

When Annie gets sick, Oliver is there to take care of her. It's short and not as I wanted, but I finished and hope some of you like it.

Just a little about orphans from the 1982 movie cause I know the oldest child's name.K metion of death.

Oliver and Grace confess their feelings for one another

One-shot continuing my Annie Universe. This somewhat follows March Madness! It's also Annie's POV in writing! Disclaimer- I do not own any of the 1982 Annie characters!

Set after the 1999 version of the movie. The final installment in a series chronicling the adventures of Grace, Oliver, Annie Molly and all their extended family. I own no rights to any Annie characters. Rated K for mild language in chapters 4-6.