Gender: Neutral
Spy: The Spine
Zeezee: Zero
Bit: Rabbit
Plate Color: PC
Eye Color: EC

Warnings: Anxiety, Self-doubt, the worry of unacceptance.

As The Spine had done many months prior, he had played with you, kept you in working order, much to the Walter Worker's dismay (since they are to work on all Walter Robotics within the manor), kept you happy. You were always the light of everyone's life, especially Rabbit's. She was worried about you not liking her new body.

Was it the bosom? The dress? The way she spoke in the higher octave? Maybe a song could help you understand? So many thoughts flooded through her head. The Jon placed a hand on her shoulder, smiling.

"They'll love you, Rabbit. If they loved you then, they'll love you now." Rabbit took his joyous tone and brought up her confidence, and, as bravely as she could, walked up to you and The Spine, who had started enjoying his time with little you when they were around.

"May I t-t-t-talk to them, Spine?" The taller, thinner man looked up to Rabbit, who watched your little face contort in confusion, steam hissing from your sweet little cheeks. The Spine, understanding why Rabbit seemed so nervous, stood up, smiling.

"I'll be, uh, right over here, Rabbit." And he, seemingly, lanked over to a corner to watch and be prepared for the worst. Rabbit sat down and brought you into her lap, and you looked at her face plating, tracing your little metal-plated fingers over plates that were older and newer, wonder filling your eyes like Zero's when playing one of his songs. Rabbit held you like a baby, holding your hand to her cheek, singing a song you have never heard before.

"Can you make it go away?
Can you make me right?" The gentle tune flooded your ears and you cooed curiously but quieted down when she smiled.

"Can you make the thoughts all stop so I can hide them out of sight?
Am I naive for wanting something better?
If we can't build peace, can we at least rebuild me?" You listened with the intent of making Rabbit smiled, as she closed her heterochromia eyes to sing.

"If you loved me, I wouldn't have to wonder. I wouldn't have to blunder through this life.
If you loved me, I wouldn't have to run away, I wouldn't have to hide away through this life."

"If I cood twansfom! And change da way I is wight now! I'd be exactwy what you wanna see!" Rabbit took your excitement in joyous pride, as she hugged you, nearly crying oil in your beautiful pastel sea green dress.

"I love y-y-y-you, Y-N."

"I wuv you more, big sis!" A squeak left Rabbit that was full of happiness. She realized that no matter what she was to you, you would always love her for who she is and what she wants to be. To say the least, you two sang for the rest of the day.