Why Wasn't Audrey In Descendants 2 Novels & Stories

Audrey Roman removed his hand from my hair, to watch his ‘distant relative,’ "Our Roman, congratulations on your engagement," King Abel said, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "But I find it rather odd that Audrey appeared out of nowhere, with a son no less." The guests murmured amongst themselves, and I could feel the nervousness rising within me. Queen Mary, however, came to my defense. "Stop being ridiculous, Abel. We've already conducted a DNA test," She protectively placed Mars in her lap.

A mirror image of myself in front of me—only thirty-two years younger, prettier, richer, and far sassier. Audrey’s dark hair cascaded down her back in soft curls while her forest-green eyes, inherited entirely from her father, sparkled under the vanity lights. And that persuasive little expression on her face? Pure Ricochet genes. “I know, I know,” I muttered, reaching for the shoebox from the top shelf before handing it to her. “Audrey, sweetheart, I really wish you picked heels at least an inch shorter. I don’t want to watch you twist your ankle going down the stairs.”

If only she didn't create that vile poison that year, the narration would be completely different and a rare talent like Jordan would be working with them, with her to be precise. *** Audrey was busy, too busy to notice that she was skipping two meals in a row. She was so eager to unlock the Jade Drive and flee from the place. But the task isn't an easy one, else they wouldn't be looking for her to try and unlock it. She was also trying to create a channel to send the content to Allen or Jordan immediately after it is unlocked as they had planned. It was a hard task but Audrey was ready to try again. She tapped her feet anxiously as she typed codes and clicked her mouse at intervals. Nothing

She took the briefcase with her to her room Derek : I'll keep it in the car He took it and left with it. He was in such a hurry that he didn't reason why her mother's things were in a briefcase like they were files. Cindy: I can't find some of my things Blue Audrey : I can't find my makeup bag. She sighed Blue : go downstairs and try to get some of my mother's important things that you know I'll fix this issue and find your things Cindy: but how will you.... Audrey : leave her, she has magic

“Audrey, Don't you already have a father?” “I do. But ever since I was a kid I have never seen my daddy yet. Mommy said that he works in a company in Rave city, and ever since we came down here. He still hadn't come to see us yet. Audrey sign in an adult-like manner with a sad face she said. “isn't it pitiful?”. Audrey quickly peeked at Kelvin's reaction while still wearing her sad expression. Realization dawned upon Kelvin. No wonder Audrey has Chloe's last name; they probably didn't last well and had separated a long time ago.

If only he would agree to marry their father, then the kids in their kindergarten won't mock them for not having a father. Ever since Audrey started having mood changes whenever she went to her work, Zach and his sister went as far as asking mature questions about couples. They wish to make their mother happy everyday. “I am proud of you both,” Audrey felt fulfilled. Her babies are all grown up and are considerate. Audrey spends more time with them before leaving for her own room. She was so happy that she can’t wait to see Rex in the office tomorrow. *** After leaving Audrey’s apartment, Rex drove back to the mansion to see his grandmother. He also wished to share these happy moments with h

said Amy still looking down at their feet. In the basement of the Cyrus mansion, Audrey was tied to a chair in a confinement room. AUDREY's POV I gasped as I woke up to cold water being splashed on my face. I could perceive the smell of wet sand and dust. Where was I? The last thing I remember was being locked up in the trunk of that car... Oh no. My parents would think I'm missing by now. Did they find Amy? Is she alright? My thoughts were cut short by the sound of a voice.

Sean continued, "Audrey. She's a Sinclair. The hidden heiress. Back in the family fold, stirring up the board at Sinclair Group. Marcus is handing her power like it's Christmas. Crazy, right? After all these years playing housewife to Derek." The name hit Roman like a gut punch. Audrey. His scotch suddenly tasted like ash. He set the glass down slowly. "Explain." The men around the table exchanged looks, but Sean kept talking, loving the gossip. "She vanished after their third wedding anniversary, then boom–shows up as the real deal. Derek's losing his damn mind trying to get her back now that he knows what she's worth. But word is, she's not having it." Roman's jaw tightened. He could feel

Daniel smiles and Audrey giggles as she looks at me, “Audrey, this is my brother, Terry.” I reach out my hand and she shakes it. My heart pounds as she touches me, “Hi it’s nice to meet you.” I say. Audrey smiles, “The same. Daniel had mentioned he had a brother (She lies probably to spare my feelings) but I didn’t know he was a genius.” She looks at me with her deep blue eyes. I feel like I am melting. Daniel laughs, wrapping his arm around my shoulder, “Well, you would want to study with him, not me,” he teases. We all laugh, and Mark comes out of the house now and snakes his arm around Audrey’s waist, pulling her to him and kissing her lips.

“Make sure you look presentable at the ceremony. You’re not going to embarrass the Blackwood name, we leave in thirty minutes.” “Oh no darling, we shouldn’t be seen walking with her. Who will mate with her excess fat, even I as a woman will reject her if she happens to be my mate. So I think it’s best that she goes alone, and much later.” My mother mocked and every restraint I’d managed, cut loose as tears started to flow freely. I didn’t waste any more second as I ran upstairs to my room, Lila’s triumphant smile haunting me till I closed my door behind me and slid down to sit on the floor while pulling my knees to my chest.