Freddy lived near Chica, but he seldom went to her house.

        This day, he did. After he told his mom he was heading over, he got on his bike and strolled right to her house, which was not far down the street. After he got over there, he rung the doorbell.

        Pound--pound--pound--

        The door opened. Freddy found a little girl who looked like Chica, but smaller and a bit chubbier with smaller hands.

        "Hi, is Chica here?" Freddy asked.

        The girl simply stared up at Freddy before abruptly turning and shouting, "Chica! Someone wants to see you!"

        "Coming!" Freddy heard Chica yell. After some more pounding, Chica appeared in the doorway. "Oh, hi Freddy. Did you want to see me?"

        "Yeah, it was about lunch." 

        "Come in," Chica said. She pointed at a couch next to the door. Freddy gladly turned and sat on it. Chica came around and sat next to him.

        "So, about lunch?" she asked.

        "Yeah," Freddy said. "Um, so you know that new girl you sat with today?"

        "Bonnie," Chica corrected.

        "Yeah, anyways, what if you, me, Bonnie, and Foxy all were to become friends?"

        "That's actually a pretty good idea. I mean, Foxy and Bonnie never really sit with us and we're both pretty popular." 

        The little girl that Freddy saw when he came to the door walked up in front of Chica. "Chica, can you get me some water? I can't reach the faucet."

        "Sure, Toi." Chica then got up and followed the little girl. Freddy got the message that he should follow, so he did. 

        "Toi?" he asked. "Why's her name Toi?"

        Chica looked over at Toi. "Her real name is Tana, but she likes to call herself Toi, so we decided to start calling her that, too. She seems to enjoy it." Chica reached into a cupboard and got a small plastic cup. She walked over to the sink and turned on the cold water. The liquid rushed out of it and filled up quickly. After it was full, she gave it to Toi, who grabbed it and ran upstairs.

        "Anyways, I was thinking that one day we could all meet together. I don't know why I had this idea, but it just kind of came to me. What do you say? We all be a group?" Freddy held out his hand.

        Chica looked up at the ceiling in thought. She nodded and grabbed Freddy's hand. "Deal. At school tomorrow, we can tell them about what we're doing."

        Freddy's mind suddenly clicked and snapped with an idea, like a machine taking forever to work when suddenly it works. "We should meet in the park!"

        "The park on main street?" Chica asked.

        "Yeah. There's a lot of trees and a good area to get to know each other. Plus, I hear that there's a secret area in there. It'd be perfect for exploring."

        "I like it. I also think that someone put in a rope swing to swing across the river with. I've never done that before."

        "Awesome. I think that we should check out what Bonnie and Foxy think about it. Then we should figure out a time to do it."

        Chica smiled.

        "Well, now that we have that all cleared up, I'm gonna head back to my house. I'll see you tomorrow--"

        "Wait," Chica called. "Just one more thing."

        "What?"

        "Where should we sit at lunch?"

        Freddy threw his hand out. "We can figure that out tomorrow."

        "But until then . . . see you tomorrow."

        Freddy opened the door and waved. "See you tomorrow."