Audrey Scream Novels & Stories

i grumble, but i agree to it. I pick up the heels and wear them. I gotta admit they looked stunning when i wore it. i tried to stand up but they were difficult to stand on. Oh my god! this is freaking scary! I feel my legs wobbling, soon my foot goes sideways - oh god this is the end! I’m gonna die. i shut my eyes waiting for the impact but i didn’t feel anything except an arm holding me by the waist.

"AH! Audrey screamed, suddenly opening her eyes and sitting up. Her face and part of her upper body were wet. Audrey blinked several times, trying to adjust her vision to her surroundings. This place was very bright and there was a distinctive scent of clothing perfume around Audrey. Realizing that she wasn't was in the flower field as she dreamed and she was also now lying on the bed instead of a carpet between the flower beds, Audrey just realized that she was almost n*ked. Her dress had been removed and she was only wearing underwear in the form of a thin black dress. Audrey hugged herself herself and looked up when she heard the sound of a man clearing his

She mouthed. " I see that you are stubborn." He growled, his voice lacking the normal human texture, replaced by a gravelly tone. and walked towards Rob, and wanted to swipe his nails into his face. Does he want to gouge his eyes out?! I ran in front of him with my hands spread out, and for the first time, I felt real fear. My heart almost ran out of my chest when I saw his murderous gaze. " Get away from me, Aubrey." He hissed.

She muttered absentmindedly and rolled her eyes, before processing what she had just said. ‘Shit! Shit! She was screwed,’ Audrey screamed in her head in an alert mess, as her eyes turned to look at Zoe, aghast and shaken up as her face turned pale at her own words. “What did you just say?” Zoe questioned as her mouth fell open.

Lando took the opportunity to get on top of Audrey. The man grinned wickedly. The glint in his eyes was terrifying to Audrey. "No! Let go! Help!" Audrey struggled with all her might. Even though the man was drunk, Lando's strength still couldn't be defeated. "Just scream, no one will hear you." Lando laughed, feeling victorious. Audrey's body was shaking with fear at this point. She even had tears in her eyes. Imagining that her life would be destroyed at the hands of her uncle.

She was still hugging a clipboard tightly against her chest, gripping it as though it were a shield. “You,” I said sharply, addressing the doctor. “What was the purpose of her visit?” Audrey’s eyes widened just slightly—a fleeting moment of alarm. She shot a quick glare at the doctor, who stood stock still between a rock and a hard place. “Answer me,” I commanded, allowing my Alpha authority to lace into my tone. Dr. Rivers flinched. --- (Audrey's POV) Panic hammered through my chest as Arthur’s command wrapped around Dr. Rivers. My fingers clenched into fists to keep myself calm. Every fiber of my being screamed for the doctor not to slip.

They even went as far as to takeout their phones to record my humiliation. The thought that Charlotte might end up in a similar situation never crossed my mind. I looked at her like she was nothing more than a speck of dust and announced softly, "Time's up." "Bitch, you deserve to die! I should have killed you long ago!" Charlotte spat. Her face was devoid of fear, only intense hatred and disgust as she glared at me. As soon as she finished speaking, the red fog began to close in on her. A piercing scream filled the air, but soon, everything fell silent.

“Ryan, drive straight to my penthouse.” “Yes, sir.” The partition slides back up, sealing us in once again. I glance at Audrey. Her lips are swollen and her chest rises and falls with each shaky breath. I smirk. Looks like I’ll be having dessert after all.

"Mom! I'm here! Please help me! I can't breathe! "Mom! Aren't you a good swimmer? How can you just stand there and watch me die? I'm carrying your grandchild, for crying out loud! I regret jumping in. I'm so scared. Mom, please save me!" Sarah's desperate cries pierced the hearts of everyone around her. Her struggle was agonizing to watch. A crowd began to gather. Ignorant of the truth, they pointed at me, and their voices rose with outrage.