It was a quiet evening inside the small house, Alexia sitting on her couch reading as Bunny watched the TV. On the screen she watched closely as two golden animals sung songs together, the sound of happy children clapping in the background. A golden rabbit with bright green eyes. She held a guitar tightly in hand as she strumded along to the musical notes, her voice mixing beautify with the other singer. A golden bear with bright green eyes, the one who Bunny liked watching the most. A microphone in hand and a top hat on his head, he was clearly the star of the show. Singing songs to children, the bear had always brought joy into her small world. Fredbear and Springbonnie, the perfect children's entertainment duo. She would spend hours, even days watching the old recordings of their performances. Her mother however, did not approve of her love for them. She would never let her see any of the animatronic characters in person, or tell her why she seemed to hate them so much.

"Bunny sweetie, it's time for the TV to go off."  Her mother called, putting her book down after marking her chapter. Bunny didn't answer, eyes focused on the screen. Alexia called again, still no answer. It was odd, normally Bunny listened to whatever her mother told her. Her brown eyes continued watching the golden characters on screen, almost as if she couldn't look away. She was only snapped out of her trance when the TV went blank, causing her to blink a few times.

"Bunny were you even listening to me, it's time for the TV to go off." She repeated to the child, only to receive a small nod in response to the question. She pushed herself up off the floor, dusting her pink sleeping gown off.

"Mama, why can't I go see the pretty animals like everyone else?" She asked, eyes staring at her mother. As normal, she didn't get an answer as Alexia walked to the kitchen too prepare them a nice dinner. This only left Bunny alone in the living room, her mind racing with questions.

'Hello Bunny' a deep yet calm voice called out, echoing through the room. She looked around, only to find no one there. Confused, she plopped down to the floor. A warm hand was placed on her shoulder, causing her to turn her head and look back. From inside the kitchen Alexia nearly dropped her pot, hearing her daughter's screams suddenly erupt. Running into the living room, she was expecting to see a bloody little girl lying on the floor, gasping for breath. Instead the little girl was being pinned to the floor, giggling as a result of being tickled. Her feet kicked as she tried to get away from the male doing it, who was non other than...

"William" Alexia called out, causing the tickle attack to stop. Bunny was nearly in tears, giggling as she tried to catch her breath. She was suddenly picked up by this stranger named William, legs wrapped around his waist and arms wrapped around his neck.

"Hello Alexia, I thought I'd stop by since you weren't answering my calls" He said, not getting any response from the young woman. His eyes glanced at little Bunny, who only smiled brightly at the male. This made him smile in response, finally seeing the little girl in person. "How come you didn't tell me how cute your little girl was?" He asked, taking a good look at the adorable little girl. Alexia only clenched her fist tightly, not happy to see the brown haired male here.

"What are you doing here?" She spat, her time laced with venom. Bunny was confused, was there a reason she didn't like this William guy.

"Oh relax deary, I just came to drop off a little gift" He said, pulling a plush out from behind him. It was of the golden bear she was watching moments earlier, only his eyes were pitch black with small white pupils. His top hat and bowtie were huge, giving him an adorable look. Her eyes lit up with joy as she took the bear from his hand, clutching it tightly to her chest.

"I love it" she said, causing his smile to grow even wider. She was placed back into the floor as Will began to walk to the door, only to be stopped by her hugging his leg. "Thank you mr"

"Why don't you ever bring her by the pizzeria Alexia, I'm sure she would die of happiness you know?" He pushed the child away, only for her to wrapped tightly in her mother's arms. And just like that, he was gone.