''Sunny days and Moonlit nights'' | ~Sunrise/Moondrop x Reader~ |

Chapter 7. ''You never signed up for this''

POV is still no one
Cursing and slight suggestive material appears
you have been warned
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Moondrop looked at Y/N curiously. The small human before him was too caught up in whatever work they had on their watch to notice him inch closer. He was going to say- maybe even do- something when the door suddenly was kicked in by the other animatronic. The robotic sun barged in as if his life depended on it. And if looks could kill, Moon would've been straight up slaughtered by the glare Sunrise was giving him. The solar robot looked back and forth between his two co-workers, shifting from harsh and putrid hate towards Moon over to a soft and worried look towards Y/N. He walked over to his new human friend, crouching down to get a closer look.

''Are you okay sunbeam??''
Sun said, a look of half panic and half reluctancy strewn over his face. He grabbed Y/N's cheek lightly, scanning their face for any imperfections but finding nothing noteworthy.
''He didn't hurt you, did he???''
''Why would I- ''
''SHUSH''
Sun said out-loud without even looking back at Moon. Y/N was taken a back from the sudden interruption from the smaller attendant, looking over to Moon in confusion but gaining nothing more than a shrug from him. Sunrise took notice to this and looked back at his interstellar companion, just as confused looking like Y/N but with a certain type of sternness to his gaze.

''What did you do?????''
Sun asked before Moon could even have a chance to say anything. His suspicious tone and stare cutting into the lunar attendants indifferent but dubious expression.
''Nothin'-''
Moon replied, not wanting to start an argument with his work partner again. Their last dispute ended up with a broken S.T.A.F.F bot, paper scattered everywhere and a wailing kid. Though, to be fair, the kid being upset was Sunrise's fault. But even so, in these sorts of situations, it was easier to just either act like nothing ever happened or overall uncaring.

Sun didn't buy it.

''Then why in Fazbear franchise's name are they in our room?''
Sunrise furrowed his brow and crossed his arms annoyed, not falling for the other animatronic's display of detachment from the scene that was unfolding.
Moondrop hesitated for a moment, then smirked. He might not be able to defend the fact he locked Sunny in a closet, but he could defend this just fine.

'' You told me to send 'em to bed, remember?~ ''
He said with a certain cockiness to his voice that made Sun squint his eyes unimpressed.
''I meant in the NAPTIME area-''
Sun groaned and raised his voice to tell off the other animatronic, but only earning an eyeroll from him in return.
''Whatever..''
Moondrop huffed annoyed and shoved Sun unceremoniously aside to walk over to Y/N who was...

Gone.

''Fuck...''
''Moon, language!''

---A/POV; Y/N---

As you ran down the stairs you could hear the two robots arguing over who's fault it was for your sudden disappearance. As much as you wanted to help the two of them stop fighting, it was also in your best interest to actually do your job. And since your watch was now telling you to walk around and take anything guests may have left behind to the lost-and-found, you had a pretty good reason to get the hell away from here.
When you took the job, never in a million years did you expect to be faced with two massive clowns who both fought over things the same way the kids who came in here did. Then again, you didn't expect the one you had been notified of existing to even have a consciousness, so maybe this was just part of the package. The very bothersome and terrifying package.

As you slowed down to catch your breath, you noticed a light blinking on and off behind the massive fake-wooden doors. Weird, you don't remember anything that could cause that. Although, thinking about it, you do suppose there were some cables leading into the play structures connected to God knows what. You looked back and forth between the blinking light and the stairs leading to the small party rooms above the day-care. Swallowing your fear, you tried as hard as you could to stay quiet as you slowly opened the doors.