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

Chapter 9 ''decisions and warm hugs''

I've read the comments and it seems the choice was very one-sided with most saying y'all wanna stay with S&M, with a few exceptions of course - which makes sense.
Ya came here to read about the attendants, so it's the attendants you'll get.

(this chapter goes a bit more into the fluff some of you have been wanting, so I hope this holds up to your wishes lol)

Enjoy.

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---A-POV; YN---

'What were you thinking??' Was the only thought that bounced around your head as you opened up a box you found in the supply closet. In truth, you probably weren't really thinking at all when you told Vanessa you were going to stay in the day-care. She looked just as confused about your decision as you currently felt, but let it slide and just told you the location of a first-aid box you could use before you enter the play-area again.
Why did you choose to stay?
No one knows. What you do know is that it probably had something to do with the fact Sun had been right there, looking up at you with those big puppy eyes and hopeful look. You had to admit, he was sort of cute - for a massive animatronic wearing a jester outfit.

You winced as the alcohol covered cloth from the med-kit touched your still-open wounds, carefully placing a series of colored band aids normally meant for kids on the spots that still bled. It hurt like hell, but at this point that was the least of your worries. You just knew you were either going to regret taking this job when you went back to the two jesters or feel blessed that you even got the opportunity to work with them. However, so far it was really not looking good for you. Looking in the mirror as you stood without shirt in the gender-neutral staff-bathroom, the realization of how bad this entire stay had been finally settled in. Your hair, which you had been so thorough to do this morning in an attempt to be presentable on your first day, was now totally caked in with sweat, dust and what looked like glitter. You faintly recalling the smell of glue in one of the many crawl spaces, so it was safe to say this glitter wasn't getting out anytime soon - or without scissors. With an exhausted sigh and a quick glance in the staff-locker, you pulled out an outfit similar to the one you had been given in the mail to use on the job. There were a few in different sizes, and luckily for you, there were one in your preferred size too. You pulled off the old outfit, along with everything else, before taking a quick wash in the shower meant for staff. It took a very thorough scrubbing to get most of the glitter and glue out of your hair, and you certainly still missed some of it, but you managed to get out as much as humanly possible for the time being. The bandaids from before proved to be waterproof as said on the packaging. Not one slipped off as you did your best to wash off the smell of sweat without more than hand soap, given the fact the bathroom only had that since staff were probably meant to bring their own necessities if they stayed for longer than you were supposed to. Jumping out of the shower, you were met with the frigid air and quickly dried yourself off before jumping into the clean outfit. You were lucky that you'd brought extra underwear in the preparation for unlucky situations, though most of those you'd thought of when you did so at home were nothing like the one you were currently in.
You braced yourself as you slid open the doors to the day-care, praying to whatever deity that was watching you that you weren't going to regret this

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It had been a few weeks now. You'd gotten into the gist of taking care of the kids despite having absolutely no previous serious skills. It was a miracle the company hired you to be honest. You'd started growing a soft spot for Sun, albeit you'd never admit it to yourself. He was so cheery and happy whenever he saw you, clinging onto you whenever you were about to leave, except for whenever naptime was about to start. The tall robot would wrap his arms around you from behind, pick you up and spin you around as you both said your goodbyes. You'd gotten used to it by now but was still taken aback every time he'd do it. On multiple occasions Sunny had tried talking you into a sleepover with him, even promising you two were only going to stay in the tiny space Moon was forbidden from - the place Sun had transformed carefully into his own to get privacy if he needed space. You were baffled that Moon had gone along with it, even to the point of never mentioning the room's existence to your knowledge. But you knew better than to listen to them when Sun tried making you stay. He was sweet for sure, very calm and collected if he needed to. Hell, he even once took over for you when the kids started getting too much for you to handle, despite the fact that was your job to do for him. He told you after he felt obligated to make sure you weren't stressing out too much, commenting that he couldn't bear to see his bff overworked. Although it was very true you were the only human staff still, you never saw it as overworking yourself when it came to the things you had to do. But the fact still stood. You were human with human needs, and he was a massive robot that could practically do whatever you had been hired to either twice as fast or more efficiently. So, at this point, you only really objected against it if he was fuzzing over nothing. Like the time you'd accidentally hurt your hand - you'd never seen him so serious over something as small as a tiny bruise. He even persisted you took the day off to rest, forcing Moon to take over some of the cleaning when it was naptime that you were meant to do with lights on.