Part I

||||||Bree||||||

"I've invented a new game!" I cried happily. "It's where the monsters chase you and try to kill you and you have to survive until the end of the night!"
"Sounds like a really messed up game." Aiden said. Aiden was my partner in crime and also my boyfriend. And, before you ask, yes, I'm eight years old and I have a boyfriend. Aiden is amazing. We've both killed our parents and we just recently killed a little boy by ripping off his arms and legs and then cutting his head off. We buried him near the railroad tracks, but don't tell anyone. "I like it. What kind of monsters are we talking about here?"
"Freddy, Chica, Foxy, Freddy, and Fredbear!" I said excitedly. "Wanna see them?"
"Sure." He said.
I grabbed his hand and lead him inside my house. I waved to my "parents" and their lifeless eyes just stared at the wall.  I went up the stairs and into my old room.
"I don't see anything." Aiden said, still holding my hand. His golden eyes looked at me in confusion.
"Look in the closet." I told him. "Foxy's in there."
He let go of my hand and went over to the closet and opened it. Inside there was a nightmare version of Foxy that I had created.
"Wow." He said, closing the doors. "I'm impressed."
"Freddy's under the bed and Chica and Bonnie are somewhere in the kitchen." I said. "Fredbear, well, I don't really know."
"How did you even make all of this?" Aiden asked.
"Some things are best left as a secret." I said. "Also, you should use your magic to bring them to life."
"But how does this game even work?" He asked.
I smiled and said, "You get nine people to play the game. One for each night. Eight of them will die to the monsters and one will make it through to the very end. They will survive to see the light. That's the first part."
"What's the second part?"
"As far as I know, no one makes it this far. So there really isn't a real reason to having a part two."
"But what if the ninth person survives while the eighth person dies?"
"Then the game shall continue my friend." I said, my smile growing wider and wider. "The game never ends."