Brooklyn Stein, Henry's sister. After she left the studio in 1940 she thought it was all over. Her walls built up, her smile long forgotten...
What happens when one day she gets a letter from her brother's old friend and her boss?
Started: November...
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*~{Brooklyn}~*
"Angel! Angel! Angel. Angel. Angel!" Bendy continued. I sat at my desk in my office trying to write lyrics for the next cartoon.
"Stop it." I said. He laughed and I grabbed a eraser. He immediately stopped. "That's what I thought." I said putting it down.
Then I heard a knock on the door. I turned over the paper he was on. "Come in." I said. "Hello?" Audrey said walking in.
"Oh. Hey Audrey." I said and turned Bendy back over. "Heya toots." He said pointing a finger gun at her.
"So, how are you doing?" I asked. "Um... it's been..." "A handful? I can only imagine how mischievous little Bendy is compared to this guy." I said pointing to the price of paper.
"Excuse me?!" She laughed slightly. "He's is a handful." "I thought so. I have a whole bunch at my house." I said.
"What?" She questioned. "Well. Would you like to come over after work?" I asked. "I'm sure the gang would love to meet the lady I helped in the ink world." I said.
"Who else is here with you?" Audrey asked. "Well Bendy comes with me to work, because of... issues. But other than that everyone stays home. Which is why I invited you." I said.
"Well... sure. I'd love to visit." Audrey said with a sheepish smile.
[~]
"Hey guys. We're home." I said placing the sheet with Bendy down. Charley and Alice both looked up from the couch before gasping.
"Kid, what the hell are ya doing?! There's someone with you!" Charley exclaimed. "Relax! She knows. She's with me." I said with my arm around Audrey's slightly scared figure.
"You all can come out. It's okay." I called. Everyone began coming out as Audrey stared at them in awe. "Everyone is here... how is that... never mind..." she said.
She suddenly screamed as PJ came up the basement stairs. He looked at her in confusion while tilting his head.
"Wait! You're that thing from the prison!" She said. PJ looked over to me before signing "What is she talking about?"
"What are you talking about, Audrey?" I asked. "In that prison area, just outside the pit! There was a thing hanging from chains. It's him!" She said.
'Oh. She's talking about Norman.' I thought. "Oh I get it. You're talking about Norman." I told them. "What?" Audrey questioned.
"My friend Norman became the Projectionist when he was put through the Ink Machine. My powers in the ink world aloud me to separate souls from their forms." I said.
"Oh." She said. "So that's how he's here." I nodded. She quickly took on a smile seeing all the characters here.
She brought out the piece of paper with baby Bendy on it. He hopped out of the paper and took a look around.
He smiled placing his hands on his cheeks seeing all the people here. Then he looked up at beast Bendy in shock.
"Yeah, yeah. I'm the corrupt version of you. What about it?" He said. Baby Bendy tried signing some stuff but we couldn't understand it.
"Are you trying to say something, buddy?" Audrey asked vending down to his level. "Oh, here. We used this for PJ before he learned sign language." I said.
I gave him a piece of paper. "Can you write out what you want to say?" I asked. He nodded before he sat down and wrote something out.
He showed it to beast Bendy. "Are you and me... brothers?" Beast Bendy seemed taken back by this before a few of us laughed.
"Aww. He thinks you two are brothers!" I cooed. "We are no-" "Yes. Yes you are brothers." I interrupted.
"ANGEL." Baby Bendy bounced in his spot in excitement before latching himself onto Beast Bendy's leg in a hug.
