Also while doing this Audrey has overheard her father’s staff choosing not to tell the Ghostwood investors that Laura is dead, and mockingly she says, “Okay Bob, Okay Bob.” Then she pulls out the pencil and the coffee spills out onto the desk. 

Why she does this I don’t know, why I think they are related I don’t know either but there’s just more to this scene than just it.
Bob and Mike are often eluded to when the show is really showing us Mike Briggs and Bobby. Like when Bobby calls Mike by his nickname Snake Man I think this eludes to Mike (the one armed man’s) betrayal of Bob.

And coffee I believe represents information, which she has just spilled all over the desk, then spills the word to the investors in the next room. Also earlier in the episode James turns down Big Ed’s offer of a cup of coffee, and says he couldn’t handle it right now—couldn’t handle information because he’s just learned about Laura’s death and doesn’t want to wake up to it.

Coffee=information is a theory of Twin Perfect who I highly suggest you YouTube.

Similar to what Mulholland Drive would have been with the "Audrey goes to Hollywood" storyline. A Twin Peaks connection without being Twin Peaks.

Though I think in this case UN will have a tighter connection to TP's than MD would have had.

This takes place in the "real world" and starts where season 3 left off. My story follows Richard as he tries to unravel the mystery of Carrie Page and, in doing, so comes upon the town of Twin Peaks and the actions of the entity known as Judy.

Trigger warning: This story contains graphic depictions of rape and sexual assault as well as coarse
and offensive language.

I spent most of my lockdown working on this to avoid insanity. I know I'm not the best writer in the world but I hope you can appreciate some the ideas and theories I've tried to convey. Definitely try to make it to chapter 5 if possible.

Any comments or questions would be greatly appreciated :)

How's that for confidence?