Let's Be a Band! - a FNaF fanfiction DISCONTINUED

(2) Susie's Missing Dog.

This is the longest chapter I wrote so far! It's 1,052 words! ヽ('▽｀)/

Susie pressed the buttons on the bright arcade game while big tears dripped down her face. She sniffed.
"Hey, Susie." Her mother put a hand on her shoulder. Susie didn't look at her as her mother kept talking. She was still trying to focus on the game.
"I'm going to go to the bathroom with your sister, okay?"
Susie nodded. Her curly blonde hair bounced on her head.
"We'll be right back."
Her mother waved and left to search for the bathroom while holding Samantha's hand.
Susie finally turned around to the stage, where the recording was playing to introduce the band again for any people that just came.
"—put your hands together for the one, the only—"
"Freddy Fazbear!"
Susie left the arcade game and walked over to the foot of the stage, where she stared up into Freddy's unblinking blue eyes.
"Hello, everybody! You ready to have a good time?" Freddy exclaimed.
It seemed like it was directed at her. But in a way it was because it was directed to everybody there. She was just the closest to the stage, and him.
The purple curtain opened more and revealed the guitar holding bunny, Bonnie, to the left of him, and Chica, the yellow chicken to the right. 
"'Cause it's Freddy Fazbear's Pizza! For kids it's number one!—" the animatronics started singing their traditional and catchy song while they looked around the room, seeming to scan all the people there as they sang.
Susie clapped as they sang the apparently last part of the song: "Where fantasy meets fun!"
The animatronics started introducing themselves. At that part Susie turned around to find the bathrooms. Susie had heard them introduce themselves so much that she now found it boring, since she remembered everything they were going to say by heart.
Susie walked around for a little bit, but then realized she didn't know where she was going. She turned right to go down some random hallway, thinking it might be where the bathroom was.
She stopped at the end of the hall to stare at a door that had a label: 'STAFF ONLY'
Maybe someone in there could help me find the bathroom, she thought.
She kept quiet while she cracked the door open, making sure to be somewhat quiet. She was still afraid to get caught trying to look in.
A man who looked to be in his early forties sat in a chair looking at a newspaper. He had black glasses on and short blonde hair. Another man came through the door with a smile on his face.
"Henry." The man spoke. "Are you still searching?"
Henry looked up at the brown haired man, and the man's smile dimmed.
"Oh. Okay. So you haven't found anything?"
"No, I haven't found anything. I've called the police and they said they would look... I'm beginning to think they didn't find her. They never called me back."
Susie opened the door a bit more. That was Charlie's dad. Henry. Charlie was Susie's best friend. Susie was so sad when she heard Charlie mysteriously disappeared one day.
"I'm probably going to head out soon." the man said. He started walking towards the door. "Gotta take this too," he said as he reached down for a yellow costume head with bunny ears. He grunted as he picked it up. Henry got up and walked in front of the door, blocking him from leaving.
"Will. If you see or hear anything... please let me know."
"Um, yeah."
"Will you?"
"Yeah. You're  my best bud, so I'd obviously let you know if anything happens."
Henry took a breath and leaned toward his ear. He whispered something Susie couldn't hear. She leaned into the room more when both started whispering.
"I know you might be having trouble with.. what happened three years ago. William—I might stop working here to find out what happened." He whispered something else quieter than the last.
William took a step back, looking offended. "Why would I ever do that? Are you crazy?"
Henry inhaled. "I know it's absurd to think about—but you've been acting shady for a while now. How are the kids? How's your wife?"
"They're all fine." William snapped. "Why are you so nosy today, man? Just leave me alone. I'll see you later." And with that he shoved his way past a bewildered Henry and to the door.
"Eep!" Susie jumped out of the way and behind the door as it opened. The guy stepped out with the costume head in hand.
He started walking down the hall with a quick pace. Susie followed him down the hall. He made a left and then a right to the bathrooms. He pushed open the door to the male side, and the door shut behind him. Susie looked to the female side and her mom and her sister came walking out.
"Mom!" She said. "I thought you left forever!"
"What do you mean, honey? It's only been a few minutes. She looked at her watch. "Yep. I left at 3:21. Now it's 3:25."
"Oh." Susie looked down at her shoes, then at Samantha, her sister. "You missed the song, Sammy."
"Yeah, I guess I did. It's fine though. That song's stuck in my head anyways."
"Same!" Susie exclaimed.
Their mother took Susie's hand and the three walked into the main room where kids were loudly chewing on pizza and yelling at each other.
Susie looked back towards the bathrooms, where that weird man had disappeared. William. His name was William.
Susie shrugged and sat at a table. Her fingers bounced on the table and her legs kicked the tables legs as she sat there, waiting for her friends.
"What's your favorite animatronic, Sammy?" She turned to her sister.
"Um. Chica, I guess."
"Well, my favorite is Bonnie! Look at those floppy purple ears!"
Her sister smiled and turned away. A few minutes went by, then—
"Susie." Samantha whispered, tapping her on the shoulder. "Fritz is here."
Susie jumped up, banging her knees on the bottom of the metal table, wobbling it slightly. "Where?"
"Gabriel and Jeremy are here too." Her sister laughed a bit at Susie's exited yelling, covering her mouth as she did.
Susie ran over to her friend while clutching her pinkened knees.