Audrey Bendy Novels & Stories

"Hey. I've lost a loved one too, you know. Remember my friend of 9 years? His name is Dylan. You're not alone, Audrey, I hope you know that." "I know." She smiled. "Thank you." "For what?" I asked her. "For giving you such a ridiculous pet name? No problem, butterfly." She rolled her eyes as we pull away. "No, you idiot. For taking me to bowl, for... everything. Thank you." "You're welcome," I replied back. We were having a moment until I broke it. Because I'm Cayden Nowell. "I'm beating my meat tonight." Audrey didn't respond negatively as I expected. She had an amused look on her face then looked at me.

That particular scent that he allowed himself to be familiar with, a scent so strong and intoxicating, Rex smiled as he perceived it. “Audrey..” Rex smiled gingerly, obviously drunk to stupor. Raising his head up, he saw Audrey by the door, looking back at him with big shiny eyes and taunting red lips. Her hair was let down, curled and bouncy, it reached her back. Audrey had on a Black short dress that exposed her long fair legs. The slit on the dress reached Audrey’s waist, and the slit parts were held together with Black small chains so that when she walks, they would cling together to make an enchanting sultry noise.

She gave Livia a proud motherly smile. "Thank you, Mrs. Elisabeth." Audrey is a businesswoman. Bold, beautiful, and sharp-tongued. She treated Livia as if she was her own flesh and blood from the moment she met her. After an incident when Livia had just turned seventeen, she was ready to go head-to-head with Livia's father in a custody battle. Livia, of course, declined the offer, not wanting Audrey to get involved in her family matters. Audrey has cleaned countless bruises, more than Livia can remember.

Gabriel raised an eyebrow. Maya’s grin grew wide. “Aha! Your assistant thinks so, too!” She set her eyes back at me. “By the way, I’m Maya. Nice to meet you.” She reached a hand at me, and I gladly shook it. “Audrey Hopkins, Miss Stark.” I smiled back. “Audrey?” She frowned. “I think I heard that name before. Where did I hear it?” She crossed her arms and placed a finger on her temple. “Oh! I think I know—”

“Welcome to our humble abode,” “Nothing much,” Audrey replied. “Thanks for having me,” “That’s what she said!” Caspian grinned and Audrey rolled her eyes. “Again with that joke, really?” Caspian was laughing a little too hard. He was enjoying himself a bit too much. One might even think that he was high. Audrey turned to Killian and whispered, “Is he?” “Don’t ask, don’t tell,” Killian whispered back. “Oh hey, who’s this?” Audrey heard a female and saw two girls approaching them. She recognized the girl that just spoke, she was a famous Victoria’s Secret Model turned actress, Cara Armisen.

She bent over, her cries muffled, ragged with despair. Her voice low and pleading. “Audrey… I can’t do it. I really can’t… my hands won’t stop shaking. In the end… I still lost.” Audrey gasped. Who was this woman? Wasn’t she the goddess of medicine? The cold, radiant Miss Q? Audrey took a deep breath, steeled herself, and straightened Briella up—then let go. She took two steps back. Everyone watched her in confusion. SLAP—

Audrey replied smartly. "Alright. I'll tell Alpha Damien about it. I'll tell you what he says." "Thank you so much, Ava. I am really grateful for this. I am so glad I have a great friend like you." Audrey said and stood up from her kneeling position to come hug me. Somehow, I couldn't gather the strength to hug her back. Audrey was simply a dangerous snake and perhaps, my hands told the truth because they refused to work when Audrey hugged me. I remained still and never hugged her back.

Adonis roared behind her Adonis voice bought Audrey out of her assumption and immediately she knew she had chew more than she bargained for. She never thought she would run into this monster this way but here she is about to be squashed into pieces by this cold and heartless stone. This could as well be the end of her but definitely not without trying. Audrey then proceeded with her plans. Audrey lowered her knees and bowed down before responding "My Lord, the beginning of all beings!!! My name is Audrey." She bolted out of fear.

I in response would politely thank them and move on, that is until Audrey walked in with her arms intertwined with another male worker for the company. I rolled my eyes as she saw me and abruptly let him go and started the conversation off strong. “Well don't you look sexy?” Her voice was deeper than usual, almost as if she was trying to sound more attractive. “Audrey. Don't start.” “Ha-ha! Aw, you know I'm just messing with ya no need to get all uptight. Look I got you something…” she brandished a flat silver lapel with black trim which upon closer inspection matched her dress.

She had just stepped out of the gate. "Hey, Andy… I am Audrey, your mummy Maddie's best friend. It's all my fault darling. Your mummy Maddie has been helping me with some work related stuff." Maddie let out a sigh of relief but she soon realized that she had relaxed too fast as Andrew's voice sounded in the next second. "You are Audrey Bennett, the celebrity Journalist from Starlight Media Agency. I don't understand, why would my mummy Maddie be helping you with journalism related stuff. She doesn't know anything about journalism, does she?"