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Chapter 37: Fireplace Cuddles

You sat cuddled up in your blanket on the couch, watching as the snow fell outside. Everyone else was asleep. You had asked them to help with decorating (For Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or just winter if you don't celebrate anything) and they gladly accepted. However, they were all exhausted by the end of it and all went to bed pretty early. Amidst the whole thing, you hadn't noticed that it had started raining. That might explain why you were pretty cold in the house all day. You wrapped yourself more in the blanket. You were still cold and the fireplace wasn't helping for whatever reason. Maybe it was because it was on the other side of the living room.

“Hey Bunny.” You heard in a light voice from the staircase. You looked over and saw Toy Bonnie coming down the stairs. “Oh, h-hey Bon. Thought you went to bed?” You asked, scooting away from the arm of the sofa, indicating you wanted him to sit next to you. “Eh, not really tired. Plus, your in here. We can spend some time together, just us for once.” He chuckled, taking the seat next to you. He looked out the window, admiring the snow, just as you were. “Wow, I've never really seen snow this close. It's odd. It really does look like one big fluffy pillow of cotton.” You chuckled, leaning onto his shoulder.

“Yea, it kind of does. When I was a kid, I hated when it snowed. I always had to shovel up the sidewalk every time it snowed. I always get so cold and wet. I sucked.” You said, randomly. Just a random memory that you both remember out loud and wanted to tell him. “Really?” “Yea.I never thought much of it until I found out almost everyone else in school just stayed inside and played. I never knew it was so uncommon for kids to do until I grew up.” Toy Bonnie hummed in response. “Do you have any good memories in the snow? Like did you ever build a snowman or make snow angels?” Toy Bonnie asked. You had to think long and hard about that one. It was dead silent for a minute.

“Well, their was one time. I stayed at my friend's house. We knew it was gonna snow but we didn't know it would stick and pile up. We woke up in the morning and she seemed so happy. She shook me awake as soon as she saw it and told me to hurry up and get my boots and jacket on. At the time, I didn't know why. I thought my mom had come to pick me up early at first, but she was smiling which kind of brushed off that idea. As soon as I was dressed and ready, she dragged me outside into the snow. I hated it, but she seemed so excited that I didn’t say anything. She taught me how to make snowballs and we threw them at her parents' windows to wake them up. We made bigger ones and made
a snowman. I think we named him Bob. Then, we laid in the snow and made snow angels. Eventually, I had forgotten how much I hated snow. I had fun in the snow for once. I did have to take a hot shower before my parents picked me up though.” Toy Bonnie sat, astonished. He loved hearing little stories about your life. He loved listening
to what you did before he met you. He loved hearing your voice and watching all the emotions from the memories travel through your face.

“Sorry, I kind of rambled a bit their.” You apologized, adjusting your position so you were laid up against him in a more comfortable manner. “No, don't apologize. It's interesting. I love listening to your stories.” He said, gently caressing your hair. You smiled, leaning into him. “How are you so warm? It’s freezing in here.” You said, curling further into him, feeling his warmth against your side. “Aw, you cold Bunny?” He asked, looking down at you. You nodded and looked out the window. All of a sudden, Toy Bonnie was shifting your position so that you were sitting on his lap, leaning against his chest. Now you were really warm. “Better?” He asked. You nodded, still flustered from the monument.

“Well, I suppose that works too.” He smirked, giving you a little kiss then leaning back so you were both comfortable, watching as the snow fell from the sky. A few moments later, you felt your eyes begin to get heavy. “Alright, time for bed.” You said, delaying the uncomfort of actually getting up. “Aw, alright, I’ve got you.” He said. Before you knew it, he had you in his arms and he was carrying you up the stairs. You forgot he did that.

“You know, you're getting lighter.” He commented. You sighed. “Am I? Huh, what a strange observation that only you would be able to make.” You both chuckled. “And I'm honored to have that power.” You could see him walk into the room and feel him lay you
on the cold bed. Why was everything in the house cold? After, you felt him pull the covers over you and tuck you in. “Their you go, nice and snug. I’ll be back, I've gotta go put out the fireplace. Love you bunny.” He said, giving you a little peck on the lips.
“Sweet dreams~”