Broken Little Pieces (Glam. Freddy/Glam. Bonnie x Monty)

Purple

*Gaaahh I sorry for the late update got um a little distracted with things. But um here ya go it's bunny time. I still fully intend to update every 4 to 5 days so thank you for all the patience. I appreciate you all and hope you have a lovely day.*

Gregory slumped into the swivel chair, wiping the sweat off his brow before typing on the computer. He could admit that rebuilding the endo and casing had been the easy part, all the pieces being relatively simple to come across. The difficulty came with locating the memory chip; in theory, it should have been destroyed, but if anyone could recover, it was him. The child narrowed his brows, scanning over file after file regarding the rabbit; most were just maintenance logs or party schedules. 

"Seriously, where are you." Gregory hissed, annoyance growing as the time ticked on.

He'd been on the computer for nearly half an hour now and was about to call it quit when a folder labeled redacted caught his eye. He hesitated before clicking on it, reading it over with wide eyes. 

BONNIE BUNNY-REDACTED:

We have decided it would be best to remove Bonnie from this facility regarding recent events brought to light. Thanks to the evidence brought forward by -REDACTED-  he has been deemed a liability. His actions have been labeled faulty wiring, yet nothing seems to fix the errors despite numerous attempts to fix his programming. Command has claimed the bear also requires maintenance, yet Freddy has not shown any notable changes. The photo evidence raises the question of Bonnie's stability and whether he can be allowed to remain operational. As of yesterday, the rabbit has been offlined; management will keep a backup copy of his data here in case of emergency, which is unlikely. Montgomery has been rebuilt to the required specifications and will begin performing on the bass tomorrow.

"This sounds a bit different than what Freddy said. But I don't think he was lying, ugh one more problem to add to the list. At least I know you're still here."

Gregory huffed, locating the needed files and uploading them onto one of his hard drives. It was finished within a few minutes, the lights blinking to signify completion before he removed it from the computer. The boy inspected it in his hand for a moment, light glinting off the metal. Finally, Gregory stood, quickly maneuvering over to the giant rabbit splayed on the table and inserted the drive into his skull, then welding him shut with expert precision.

"Okay, here we go." Gregory rolled his shoulders, releasing a strained breath as he hit the power switch, watching the metallic body convulse as red eyes blinked to life.

"W-Where am ah'?" Bonnie muttered, raising a numb hand to his head, attempting to rub out the rapidly growing knots.

"Parts and services, I just rebuilt you after two years, so try and take it slow," Gregory spoke softly, aware the rabbit's audio sensors would still be adjusting and sensitive towards loud noises.

Bonnie blinked, turning his head to stare at the child with wide eyes, "W-what do ya mean two years? Who even are ya? How'd ya get in here?"

"I just said relax, man, my name's Gregory, and I had no control over how long you were out. I re-built you because my friend needs you." 

"O-oh, this means ah' get to go back to playing the bass, right? Can't imagine bein without it."

"I'm afraid not, you aren't supposed to be alive, so I'm taking a huge risk right now. The problem is management isn't going to be happy, and if they find out, chances are they'll destroy you immediately, so you'll have to hide during the day. However, I did place a special sensor inside your body, so the cameras won't be able to pick you up on the feed, not to mention I have half of them on loops to hide my activity. Anyways, how are your memories?"