Hidden Attraction: Golden Freddy X SpringTrap (Read Description)

Chapter 4: Night 2 part 2 of 3

~Mike~

I head back to the office. I put in my earbuds and was listening to ' You're Gonna Go Far, Kid' by The Offspring. I hear the song 'Slipped Away' by Avril Lavigne being sung by two voices, as clear as gold. It became louder and I heard thumping down the hall.

Na na
Nananana,
I miss you,
I miss you so bad,
I don't forget you, oh it's so sad.
I hope you can hear me
I remember it clearly!
The day, you
Slipped away!
Was the day
I found it won't be the same!
Ohhhh~
Na na,
Na na na, na na!
I didn't get around to kiss you,
Goodbye on the hand.
I wish that I could see you again,
I know that I can't.
Ohhhh~
I hope you can hear me,
I remember it clearly!
The day, you,
Slipped away!
Was the day,
I found it won't be the same!
Ohhhh~
I've had my wake up,
Won't you wake up?
I keep askin' why?
And I can't take it
If it was fake it
It happened,
You passed by!
Now you're gone,
Now you're gone,
There you go,
There you go,
Somewhere I can't bring you back!
Now you're gone,
Now you're gone,
There you go,
There you go,
Somewhere you're not coming back!
The day you,
Slipped away!
Was the day,
I found it won't be the same!
The day, you,
Slipped away!
Was the day,
I found it won't be the same!
Nana,
Na na na, na na!
I miss you......

The bunny looked into the window, and angrily, I showed her the finger. I was busy trying to keep Chica the asshole out of my office! The bunny looked at me, hurt on her face, anger in her icy eyes, and stomped away. She came back with a golden bear, similar to Freddy. He burst right through the window and attacked me. Broken glass flew around the room from the bear's impact, and he had pinned me to the floor. The bear mumbled something before he raised his neon yellow paw. I looked at the bunny. She was crouched on the ground, then lunged at the bear, right before his giant paw contacted my face. The bunny must have lunged with tons of force, because she launched the bear into the wall. Her mouth was tightly enclosed over his head, where his frontal lobe would be if the bear was human. Sparks flew out of the holes on the bear's head.