This story series is a spin off of the successful and wildly popular "Journal of an Agent" by Carnage Jackson. At the end of Carnage's story, the main character, Dean Simonds, faces a major dilemma, where he has to choose between staying in Hollywood with Alyssa Milano, or heading back east with Natalie Portman. Please note that this might not necessarily have been the ending Carnage had in mind, but is my own interpretation.
Yâall probably donât know who the hell KD Aubert is, but I assure you that she is one of the most gorgeous women youâll ever see. Her credits to date include âThe Scorpion Kingâ, âFriday After Nextâ and âHollywood Homicideâ, as well as guest appearances on two episodes of âBuffy the Vampire Slayerâ as Nikki Wood, the principalâs mother or something like that. She also hosted the MTV game show âKidnappedâ. She can currently be seen in Fabolousâ new video âSo Into You,â which is currently in rotation on both MTV and BET. She seems to be a favorite of Fabolous, as she also appears in his video for âTrade it All,â featuring P. Diddy and Jagged Edge. To see for yourself how sexy she is, check out her self-titled Website.
If you are under 18, please refrain from reading this. To the rest of you, note that this story is completely fictional, and all similarities to real life people and occurrences are strictly coincidental. All feedback is welcome at the link below.
JOA: DAMONâS CHRONICLES 6: K.D. Aubert
âOh my God, Ashley, youâre all rightâ. I could have died of relief at that very moment, looking at her as she lay smiling on the hospital bed. She had lost quite a bit of weight and looked almost gaunt in her hospital gown.
âHi Damonâ, she said brightly, âI understand from the doctor here that I was gone for a long timeâ
âOh yeah, you were in a coma for weeksâ, I said, âI was so worried, its good to see you awake and not connected to some machineâ
âShootâ, she said all of a sudden as it hit her, âI missed New Yearsâ, didnât I? Are we in 2003 already?â
âIndeed we are,â I replied.
âDr McAllister,â I beckoned to Ashleyâs physician, who was right there in the room with us, âis it possible for Ashley and I to get a moment alone? I need to talk to herâ
âNo problem, Mr. Brillâ, the elderly doctor said as he began to exit the room, âbut please not for too long, Miss Richards still needs her restâ.
Ashley was my assistant, and had been in a coma for almost a month, for which I felt responsible. Unbeknownst to me, she had been harboring a crush on me, and when, shortly before New Yearsâ Day, she stopped by my apartment, apparently to tell me the way she felt, only to run into another woman whom I was sleeping with, she had stormed out in a jealous rage, and on her way, run into a motor accident. It was only when she had slipped into her coma that I remembered to open the Christmas gift she had given me, which had proclaimed her feelings.
I definitely knew that it was imperative of me to sort things out with Ashley. I knew that it would be irresponsible of me to exploit her feelings for me into a relationship, and after a lot of thought, I decided that the earlier I let her down easy, the better it would be for all concerned. She was an extremely good-looking girl, and could have had anyone she wanted, but not only was she my employee, which would compromise our situation, she was also a bit too young for me. I cared about her too much to let her get hurt again, and that was the only thing in store for her if she got into a relationship with me.
âDonât you ever do that to me again, OK?â, I said to her as I took a seat next to her bed, âI was so scared I was going to lose youâ
âWell, Iâm alright nowâ, she assured me, âand I am not going anywhere anytime soonâ
âItâs good to hear thatâ, I responded, âNow Ashley, there are some things we need to talk about, not as boss to employee, but as two friends, as Damon and Ashleyâ
âWhatâs up?â, she asked nonchalantly
âI saw the Christmas present you gave meâ, pausing when I saw her face fall, âI had no idea that you had feelings for meâ
âIâm sorryâ, she answered, âI didnât know how to tell you that I was in love with you. IâŠâ
âYouâre in love with me?â I cut in
âWell, I donât know, Damon, but Iâve liked you for months, but I didnât know how to tell you, and I knew you were with Halle, then you broke up, and I wasnât sure you would want anyone so soonâ
âYou knew about me and Halle?â I asked, not surprised at all, knowing how inquisitive she was
âIâm not a fool, you knowâ, she smiled, âof course I knew. Everybody in the agency knew. Everybody in Hollywood knewâ
âWellâ, I continued, trying to brush aside that piece of information, âWhy did you start liking me?â
âI donât know, Damonâ, she replied, âYou canât explain such things, they just happen. I had a crush on Dean actually, it was nothing serious, it was more of a physical thing, and I thought he was cute. Not that I donât think youâre cuteâ, she added that last bit when she saw the crestfallen look on my face, which, of course, was in jest
âAfter he left and you became my bossâ, she continued, â we started spending a lot of time together, and I found myself falling for you. You have such a good heart, and you really care about people. PlusâŠâ she paused for a minute, âI was cleaning your desk one day and found a tape of you and Halle. I couldnât resist looking at it, andâŠâ
âYou naughty girlâ, I said, pretending to be annoyed
âWell, when we almost kissed the day your dad came around, it was so surreal, and I dropped by your apartment since I felt that perhaps you might feel the same way. Seeing you with Tyra was just heart crushing. I really felt like I wanted to dieâ
âIâm so flattered, Ashleyâ, I said honestly, âbelieve me, you donât know how flattered I am, butâŠâ
âThereâs a but?â she asked, looking at me with eyes so innocent that I had to restrain myself from kissing her
âIâm afraid soâ, I said, âIt just wonât work. Iâm your boss and it could totally compromise the situation at work. Believe me, Iâve seen situations like thatâ
âIâll quitâ, she said, âIâll find a job somewhere elseâ
âThatâs not the pointâ, I answered, âI care about you a lot, but youâre much too young, much too innocent, and I feel that if we get together, Iâll tarnish that innocence. Iâve been through so much in my life, and I feel you are just beginning yours. You are so intelligent, I can see so much brightness in your future. I donât want to jeopardize thatâ
âIâm not as innocent as you think, you know?â she answered, âIâve also been through so muchâ
âI know you haveâ, I answered, âbut please donât take this the wrong way, I just donât think we are right for each other. Youâre like family to me, and dating my family would feel just too weirdâ
âItâs not like itâs that new to meâ, she muttered, almost to herself
âWhat are you talking about?â I asked, wondering what on earth that comment meant
âItâs a long story, alright?â she said, her mood dampening by the second
âYou donât have to talk about it if you donât want to, alright?â I said softly
âThanksâ, she said, after which there were a few moments of silence. I decided to ask something that had been n my mind ever since I received the phone call telling me she had been injured
âI didnât know you had me as your emergency contactâ, I commented, âwhat about your family?â
âI donât have oneâ, came her blunt response
âIâm sorryâ, I answered, feeling a bit uncomfortable that I had brought up the issue. \
âYou donât have to beâ, she said, âBelieve me, Iâm better off without themâ
âYou mean theyâre still alive?â I asked
âWell, my mom died when I was born, and I grew up with my dad and my brother in San Diego. My brother was much older than me, and he joined the army when I was six. He was sent to the Middle East for the Gulf War, and he was killed in actionâ, she explained
âIâm so sorryâ, I commiserated, âwhat about your dad?â
âWell, it was just me and the bastard while I was growing up andâŠâ she paused, âIâve never really told anyone this before, but he used to get drunk and bully and beat me all the time, and when I was around 11, he started coming into my bed at night and doing stuff to meâ
âOh my Godâ, I said, taken aback, âHe didnât⊠did he?â
âAlmost every night for about two years, until I couldnât take it anymore. I ran away when I was around 13. I was out on the streets for about two weeks, but I was found, of course. My dad promised never to touch me again, and he kept his word for a while, then when I was 15, he got drunk and raped me again. This time I left for good, and told him that if he ever tried to find me, Iâd report him to the police. I havenât seen him sinceâ