Oh, the joys of animatronics! What was that? Karens? Ah, shoot.

Bets? Bets.

Delilah looked around in awe. From the way Springtrap had described it, Fazbear Entertainment was horrible. But apparently their new management was much, much better than the old one. Because WOW was this cool!

She squealed, and her dad let out a small laugh beside her. He was clearly tense, a direct opposite to Harry beside her. Harry grinned ear-to-ear, clearly enjoying himself already. Delilah smiled evilly.

"How much do you wanna bet some of the animatronics are dating?" she asked smugly. Her dad whipped his head around to her so fast she could have swore he got whiplash.

"Deliah! No betting! It's a horrible addiction we are trying to stop!" He scolded sternly. Harry snickered. There was no way Deliah was going to stop betting anytime soon.

After a couple minutes reassurances she wouldn't make best anymore- she didn't specify how long- she and her family went on their way. Due to her recent betting spree, Delilah could easily help pay for them all to get everywhere they needed. She was really good at betting and her teachers apparently didn't know any better yet. Same with Sam. He was rich and betted almost as much as her. He was just wrong a lot.

Harry snickered as she promised her dad she would be good, going their separate ways. The two waited until they were in another part of the Pizza plex before Harry responded.

"Twenty bucks. There is absolutely no way any of these guys are alive enough to fall in love." Delilah nodded, pulling out a notebook and flipping past pages upon pages of won bets. She got to her most recent page, and wrote down the bet.

The two went along, watching everything curiously. Delilah got curious when she saw two of the new animatronics for the first time. Bonnie and Freddy were happily conversing just outside of the food court.

Freddy kissed Bonnie on the cheek, bidding him goodbye with a promise they would go on a date after the plex closed. Harry choked in the soda he had gotten, and started coughing. Delilah patted his back, looking smug all the while.

"No way! I- I was wrong?" Delilah lost it. Suddenly she was full blown cackling and patrons were looking their way worriedly. Bonnie blinked and looked at them, eyes widening in realization when Harry dejectedly handed Deliah twenty bucks.

The rabbit started snickering as they pieced what was happening together. He winked at them before walking away in the opposite direction from which Freddy had gone. Harry sighed, before grabbing his girlfriend's hand and moving on. He really should have known better.