Henry's eyes readjusted to the sudden burst of light. He was standing outside, in front of a crowd of children. "Settle down, young children. In a minute, my friend Henry and I will unveil the best version of Freddy's yet!" William looked over to Henry and said, "How do you like the new setup?" "But we were in the-with the fredd-and...what???" Henry looked over and saw a kid waving at them. Elizabeth. And the others were looking over at them too, all of them smiling. "We all worked for this, Henry. This is what we wanted. We've gotten the good ending now. Now, are you ready, dear friend?" Henry cleared his throat and nodded. "Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, it's time for the amazing Freddy Fazbear to meet you all!" Henry announced. With that, the two opened the doors as kids flooded in. Afterward, it was a normal day at Freddy's. Charlie and Sammy told the other four kids about the wild things that happened while they were gone, and Michael served them some nice, hot pizza. Henry and William sat towards the back, chatting. Fritz, Susie, and Jeremy laughed and played. 4 figures stood in one of the dark corners of the room (yes I forgot their names don't ask how). Everyone was happy. Everyone was...

Cassidy's eyes darted around the room. Nobody had noticed the child. Of course, it was obvious that they didn't. Cassidy looked like every other child. But not for long. Cassidy slipped into the Backstage area, the classic golden suit forming. Cassidy stopped looking around and Cassidy's eyes rested on two shadowy figures. A hand stretched out. Cassidy shook it. "Pleasure doing business with you." "Good, good." Nightmare said, pulling back his hand. "I'm sure this will all work out fine. Nobody will notice a thing. They're not...supposed to." Nightmarrionne chuckled. Cassidy gave a small grin, transformed back into a small child, and quietly reentered the crowd.

Gabriel slumped over the desk, exhausted. Out of the blue, he heard the sound of something moving. He looked up and saw a big, black, clawed foot go through the door. Behind it, a note rested on the floor. Gabriel shut the doors, draining the power, and opened the note. "FiNd Me...fOlLoW mE..." He read. He looked up, smirked, and got back to the office chair.

But nothing happened.

It was the end.

Neither the meeting nor the note existed.

Or did they?

Of course not.

...Right?

Surely not.

Unless possibly?

No, of course not.

Well, it will never matter. This is the happy ending (almost) all of them deserved. This is the true ending. This is

THE END.