"Love Triangle: The Battle for Glamrock Bonnie's Heart"

Corruption

Chica and Roxy wandered the arcade, the sounds of laughter and the beeping of games surrounding them. They had left Bonnie with Freddy, hoping the two could bond after everything that had happened. Chica watched the kids play, a small smile on her face. Roxy, ever vigilant, kept an eye out for any trouble.

"I can't believe we got Freddy back," Chica said softly, more to herself than Roxy.

Roxy nodded, her eyes scanning the room. "Yeah, it feels good to have him back. But Monty's behavior worries me. We need to keep an eye on him."

Chica sighed, nodding in agreement. "I know. I just hope he doesn't try anything else. Bonnie's been through enough."

As they continued to watch the kids, the thought of Bonnie's innocent joy kept them going. But unknown to them, the peace they enjoyed was about to be shattered.

Back in Bonnie's room, the atmosphere was charged with a mixture of relief and tension. Bonnie clung to Freddy, tears in his eyes. "I missed you so much, Freddy," he whispered, his voice choked with emotion.

Freddy smiled and hugged him back, his grip gentle but reassuring. "I missed you too, Bonnie," he replied softly. But as they held each other, Freddy's smile faltered, a shadow crossing his face.

"Bonnie," Freddy began, his voice low, "there's something I need to tell you. About what happened and who—"

Suddenly, the lights flickered and went out, plunging the room into darkness. Bonnie let go of Freddy, his eyes adjusting quickly to the gloom. Panic set in when he realized Freddy was no longer beside him.

"Freddy?" Bonnie called out, his voice trembling. He squinted, trying to see through the darkness. Then, his eyes widened in horror. Monty stood there, holding Freddy by the neck, a twisted smile on his face.

"Monty, no! What are you doing?" Bonnie cried out, his voice breaking.

Monty's grin widened. "Freddy was getting in my way, Bonnie. I had to get rid of him," he said, his voice dripping with malice. "I love you, Bonnie. Can't you see that?"

Freddy whimpered in Monty's grasp, his eyes pleading. Monty, hearing this, tossed Freddy to the floor and raised his sledgehammer. With a sickening thud, he brought it down on Freddy's leg, shattering it. Freddy's scream of agony filled the room, echoing off the walls.

"Stop it, Monty!" Bonnie screamed, his voice filled with desperation. He launched himself at Monty, tackling him to the ground. "I'm saving my friend," he said fiercely.

Monty's eyes filled with hurt and confusion. "Why, Bonnie? I love you! Can't you see that?" he shouted, his voice cracking.

Bonnie's eyes blazed with anger. "You're just a beast, Monty! I hate you!" he yelled back, his words cutting through Monty like a knife.

Monty's system started to glitch, his movements becoming erratic. Seizing the moment, Bonnie grabbed Freddy and tried to drag him out of the room. But before they could escape, Monty let out a primal scream and tackled Bonnie from behind. Freddy rolled away, crashing against the wall with a pained groan.

Monty picked up Bonnie, hugging him tightly. "You're mine, Bonnie. No one else's," he hissed, his grip tightening. Bonnie struggled, trying to break free, but Monty held on, his eyes wild with obsession. He walked over to Freddy's limp body and began stomping on it, ignoring Bonnie's desperate pleas to stop.

"Please, Monty, stop!" Bonnie screamed, tears streaming down his face. But Monty was relentless, his foot coming down again and again.

In a final act of defiance, Bonnie bit down hard on Monty's arm. Monty screamed in pain, letting go of Bonnie and throwing him against the wall. "I love you, Bonnie! And this is how you repay me?" he shouted, his voice a mix of anger and heartbreak.

Bonnie tried to get up, but Monty charged at him, his eyes filled with rage. Just as he was about to strike, Roxy burst into the room, her fist connecting with Monty's face. "You idiot!" she screamed. "How could you do this?"

Monty stumbled back, dazed. He turned to charge at Roxy, but his system suddenly shut down. He fell to the ground, lifeless. Behind him, Chica stood holding his corrupted chip, a look of determination on her face.

"We have to get them back to parts and service," Chica said urgently, rushing to Bonnie's side.Roxy nodded, lifting both Freddy and Monty, one in each arm. Chica carefully picked up Bonnie, and together they made their way to the parts and service room.

Once there, they set to work, starting with Bonnie. His injuries were the least severe, and they quickly repaired him. Chica then made a copy of Monty's chip, ensuring it was free of corruption before placing it back in its slot. Monty rebooted, groaning as he came back online.

"What happened?" he asked, his voice filled with confusion and guilt.

Bonnie and Chica explained everything while Roxy worked on fixing Freddy. Monty listened, his eyes widening with horror as he realized what he had done.

"I'm so sorry," Monty said, tears welling up in his eyes. "I don't know what came over me."Bonnie placed a hand on Monty's shoulder. "It's okay, Monty. But you need to apologize to Freddy."

As if on cue, Freddy walked in, fully repaired. Bonnie hugged him tightly, relief flooding through him. Freddy smiled, patting Bonnie's back gently.

Monty approached Freddy, his expression one of shame and guilt. "I'm so sorry, Freddy," he said, his voice barely above a whisper. "I don't know what came over me. I was so consumed by my feelings that I lost control."

Freddy looked at Monty for a long moment before pulling him into a hug. "I forgive you, Monty," he said softly. "But we need to make sure this never happens again."

Roxy stepped forward, giving Monty a hard thump on the head. "Don't you ever do that again, you hear me?" she scolded.

Monty rubbed the spot where she hit him, nodding. "I promise," he said, his voice filled with sincerity.

As the night wore on, the friends sat together, their bond stronger than ever. They knew the road ahead would be difficult, but as long as they had each other, they could face any challenge that came their way. Monty's threats and schemes seemed like a distant memory now. All that mattered was their friendship and the hope they shared for a better future.

And so, they sat in the parts and service room, united by their trials and strengthened by their resolve. They knew that no matter what happened, they would always have each other's backs. For in the end, it was their friendship that would see them through the darkest of times.