Descendants Fanfiction Collection

Death Trap

Summary: Audrey gets a new car for her birthday, and Jay offers to teach her how to drive. When they go out, she almost kills them in the midst of her nervousness about disappointing Jay. Will she figure out how to drive? Jaudrey feels and mentions of the Core Four.

It was currently a very interesting day in the life of Princess Audrey Roselia Camilla of Auroria.

It was her birthday, and theoretically, in most people's understandings, there could not be a happier day. Moreover, Audrey's parents were actually there for her birthday this time instead of on some extravagant vacation, so that should have made it even better, right?

If only.

Her parents had been there, and it truly was a wonderful birthday. However, there was one small complication that had totally seemed to mess up Audrey's day so far.

"Jay, they got me a car for my birthday!" Audrey exclaimed emphatically and dramatically as she spoke on the phone with her boyfriend, and she could hear the boy's chuckle on the other end of the line.

"What kind is it?" Jay asked, and Audrey rolled her eyes, putting a little bit of effort into at least somewhat trying to remember what car that her parents said it was.

"A Honda Account or something, I don't know!" Audrey whined in reply. Jay hummed in appreciation as he took in her answer.

"A Honda Accord. That's a really good choice. Hondas are famously safe," Jay affirmed.

"I don't care about how safe it is! It's absolutely terrible, even if it is gorgeously pink!" Audrey complained in pure hopelessness.

"You make it sound like it's the end of the world," Jay pointed out, and Audrey groaned as she fell back onto her bed with a groan.

"It is the end of the world! I don't need a car!" Audrey whined, and Jay huffed in a manner so that she honestly couldn't discern if it was irritation or fondness. Although, it was likely fondness if his chuckle was anything to go by.

"Y'know, I would have killed to be given a car," Jay told her, and Audrey could almost see him shaking his head. Of course he didn't understand. He had actually been one of those weirdos who wanted to learn how to drive.

"Yeah, but I don't need a car, Jay, because I am driven wherever I want to go!" Audrey proclaimed, thinking of her wonderful butler who always chauffeured her in a limo wherever she wanted to go.

"By who? That crusty old butler? Babe, you know he's old as the hills, and probably half-senile. What's his name again? Albert?" Jay questioned, and Audrey growled under her breath in irritation. Honestly, everyone always got his name wrong.

"It's Alfred. And he's not senile. He's an excellent driver," Audrey informed him somewhat defensively. After all, Audrey was quite fond of Alfred.

"That's what Evie said about herself when she ran a red light and got a ticket the other day," Jay commented with a practically audible smirk, and Audrey rolled her eyes.

"I mean it! He really is good!" Audrey protested.

"Once again, Evie said that, too, but anyways," Jay breezily responded, and Audrey sighed, returning her mind to the current issue of the day.

"But what do I do about this car situation?" Audrey questioned, and there was a beat of silence. She furrowed her brow, wondering why he was so quiet.

"Y'know, I could teach you if you want. It'd be a good place to spend some time together, and I could show you all I know," Jay offered, and Audrey immediately was shocked. However, her shock quickly turned to a warm, giddy glow inside of her. They may have been dating for a while, but hearing that he wanted to spend time with her really got her smiling like an idiot.