When it became clear that they had seen her, Audrey had to think quickly about what move she would make to get herself out of there alive. There were two of them - one an Angel - so she was fairly certain she would be okay. However, she never did trust Angels, and when their eyes met she felt a shiver of disgust pass through her. The little woman behind him distracted her only briefly as she felt pity for her. She clearly had no idea that she could never trust angels. Surely, she would learn quickly enough.<br/><br/>When he spoke to Audrey, she was honestly caught off guard. Not only with the sudden voice in the silence, but the words he spoke.<i>I know you. </i>Her eyes instantly narrowed as she focused in on him and her frown deepened. "You know me?"  It was possible that the angel knew about the rebel camp. There had been rumors floating around and that was how humans had slowly been trickling into the camp for refuge. Still, for him to see her and<i>know</i>her....he would have had to be at the camp at one point or another.<br/><br/>Knowing that she would never allow an angel into the camp, although demons were oddly another story, that would only mean he had been there<i>without her knowing. </i>That bothered her beyond belief because it meant her camp - her family - was in danger. Angels were<i>not</i>to be trusted.<br/><br/>With a careful step backward, her gaze moved between the two as he asked for her help. Guarded, she studied them. They were both hurt. Even the pained face he made when his wings retracted was proof of that. While she hated the fact that the angel was asking for help, she couldn't deny the human behind him. She was hurt and they had better materials to help her...and if she was careful enough, there was a chance she could convince her to leave the angel behind.<br/><br/>"I can't help you, Angel..." Her cold gaze returned to him before softening as they turned towards Kol. "But I can help you."