Rock and Roll like Nobody Knows

The Past Repeats

Ace stood at the Bear's door, a timid rabbit right behind him. He sighed before knocking, hearing some shuffling on the other side.

"Hello? Oh, Ace, what are you doing here at this hour?" Freddy answered the door.

"We need to talk," Ace moved aside to let him see the unusual disturbed Rabbit.

Freddy moved aside and allowed them in, Bonnie was also there, currently laying against the giant bear plush reading some kind of book.

Bonnie looked up, immediately set down the novel when spotting the young kit in distress.

"What happened?" Freddy questioned.

"It's about that lady, the blond chick." Ace bluntly stated.

Both the Glamrocks froze up for a moment.

"You know something we don't, it's plain as day, but we need to know or else." Ace seemed to be more assertive with his words, he seemed worried.

"Or else what?"

Ace sighed, frustration evident, "We believe she's tampered with some of our friends."

"Like who exactly?" Bonnie finally spoke up.

"Rico and..."

Ace glanced at Don, who was currently occupied with looking at the ground.

The words to describe the scene were more of something as if two parents were told their kid had cancer, and they were already at death's door.

"No, you don't mean..." Bonnie couldn't finish his sentence, he didn't want to.

Don finally looked up, fear held tightly in her eyes.

"I know it was her, she was the only one I didn't recognize during my maintenance check." Her voice was quieter, breaking every other syllable as if she would cry any second.

Bonnie was quick to kneel, hugging her tightly.

"What else do you know about this?" Freddy turned attention to Ace, a worried expression crossing his face.

"I know that she's using the tunnels, basement level or bellow is where she'd be...but that's it."

"Anyone else acting strange?"

"Not that I know of, I only learned of Rico's incidents when I ran into him down in parts and service the night before."

"Why were you down there?"

"Chipped a horn, needed it filed down." Ace shrugged, it was a common occurrence.

Freddy sighed, it was only two, but it made it worse one being Don. He looked back at Don, then it dawned on him.

"Where's Gregory?"

"He's back at Don's place, asleep I presume." Ace guessed.

That only made Freddy more uneasy, anything could happen with Gregory not being watched.

"Ace, go back and check on Gregory please, I'll be fine." Don quietly spoke.

The goat hesitated, not wanting to leave her just yet, but reluctantly headed back.

"Do you want to explain what's been happening to you?" Bonnie asked.

Freddy motioned for them to go sit on the couch. All three sat in silence for a bit before Don spoke. She was stuttering now and then, the stress and anxiety creeping back on her.

"Just because she's trying to take control doesn't mean you have to listen," Bonnie stated.

"You've proved that you can maintain control still, that's a good sign," Freddy reassured.