Dreams Come True (Bendy x Reader)

Chapter 5: For Your Entertainment

4:00 p.m.

August 16th, 2004

(Bendy's P.O.V.)

Bendy, unable to contain his delighted grin, sprinted eagerly through the halls with (Y/N) perched precariously on his back. She was evidently not quite a fast enough runner for his liking when it came to surprises, and from his peripheral he could see her eyes widening as his mad dash followed more twists and turns.

"B-Bendy! Slow down!" she cried indignantly, her grip around his shoulders tightening in concern. "You're going to hit a wall!"

"Pfff, as if I don't know my way around here by now. Don't you trust me, dollface?" he replied with an amused smirk.

"No! I do not!" she mumbled against his shirt, shaking her head as she buried her face into his neck, causing him to blush slightly.

'Why does she do these things to me...' he thought to himself in a daze, a distracted grin plastering itself on his face, which he quickly had to ignore as he observed his surroundings. They were close. He chuckled to himself, turning his head slightly towards her.

"Aww, poor Toots. Well, don't worry, we're almost there!"

As if on cue, he skidded to a stop, moments later. (Y/N) released the breath she seemed to have been holding in for quite some time now, her facial expression filled with relief as she slid off his back easily and looked around. Bendy watched her, bemused, as she stepped across the threshold into a darkened room. Her silhouette turned partially in his direction, and she tilted her head.

"Where are we, Bendy?"

"You'll see..." he answered vaguely, a gleeful smile on his lips as he reached for the light switch...

~

(???'s P.O.V.)

Darkened eyes watched from the balcony as the Ink Demon and the human girl stood at the entrance to the stranger's territory.

His eyes narrowed at the girl's expression when she looked back at Bendy, and he rubbed his chin, equal parts angry and perplexed. Right off the bat, he could tell. This was no normal girl.

"Hmmm...." he muttered thoughtfully, leaning over the edge of the railing to observe better.

Something about those eyes... they seemed familiar...

'No.' he shook his head. 'Eyes like that, I would remember easily.'

It was true. The striking electric blue, and opposite emerald green eyes that likely made her stand out everywhere she went, should definitely spark some memorable experience with this girl. And yet, he could find none. Heterochromia was too rare of a thing for him to forget.

"Well... perhaps she'll make a pleasing sacrifice for him later, at least... now to get him in the right frame of mind..."

But not this moment. Better to do it when she was alone. The fact that he hadn't killed her already was shocking enough, but he'd soon change his mind. This man was going to make sure of that. Yes, he could be patient. He would bide his time. 

He went back to observing silently in the shadows of his perch, but his plot was far from finished.

'For now.'

~

(Y/n's P.O.V.)

'I don't believe it...'

(Y/N)'s eyes widened to the size of saucers as Bendy flipped the switch, revealing the room that she hadn't seen in years. The room where so many of her happiest memories were made.