"ʏᴏᴜ'ʟʟ ʙᴜʀɴ ᴡɪᴛʜ ᴜꜱ"

A/N & Drafts

Hey folks, I hope you've enjoyed this book! I started this in my freshman year of high-school and now, one day before graduation I've completed it. It's crazy how long I was working on this for.

I will either do a rewrite in the future with pictures added or I'll edit this one. I'm not sure if you guys would want a sequel, this was a lengthy book that kind of shows how bad at writing romance I am- lmao. If there are any questions, feel free to ask and I will add a final chapter for Q&A.

This has been a real trip, and I'm glad I fa set this aside now to work on my other books so long as I don't start a new one haha.

If you guys want a mini sequel or something or just any sequel, let me know, but me personally I don't see much for a sequel.

I wanna thank you all for the support through out this book, and as a thank you, here are a bunch of my drafts. Some of them may have been actually used, but I can't remember. I usually delete the ones that get used— anyway- enjoy!

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"You think you're so clever..." His scratchy voice growled. "You think this is your game..." footsteps grew closer as I began to grow nervous. "That trick of yours only works for so long" clanging of metal "now look at you..." he laughed. Creaking noises from behind me, but I didn't dare look back to face the noise. "Defenseless....Helpless.....and afraid..." The voice sent chills down my spine i slowly turned to see..."You can't outsmart me..." two yellow eyes. "You can't trick me...you never did.." he spoke lowly, climbing out of the vent completely. "I was simply playing...nice" my eyes were wide and my breath was caught in my lungs as he stood to his full height of about 7 feet. He stalked towards me as i backed away slowly, fear grabbing at my chest.  He looked as if he was about to lunge for me "This is my game now"  he growled with a slight chuckle. Before he lunged I heard an alarm go off. It took me a moment to realize my incredible luck as I blinked and let out a breath I had been holding. A smile almost spreads over my face as I stood up straight, still staring down the rotting animatronic. I shivered at his horrifying appearance. I kept an eye on his unmoving form as I left hastily, hardly believing that I was still alive and breathing.

My eyes turned towards the doorway she had left through.

—————-different concept:

Walking to work wasn't something I was overjoyed about, but my car had decided give up on life, so here I was walking to the Fazbear's Frights Horror Attraction. I knew I would be a few minutes late, but I hoped it wouldn't be noticed by the manager, and I guess I'd be getting exercise too. A few minutes passed and I had almost walked into the parking lot of the building until I paused suddenly. I glanced at the ground as a few white flakes fell and rested on it. I had almost become excited at the thought of snow, but then I realized the weather was far from cold. Reality hit me when I looked up to see large puffs of black smoke swirling up from the area beyond the parking lot. In a sudden panic, I rushed into the parking lot only to confirm my fears. Fazbear's Frights was engulfed in flames.

____phantasmagoria
I looked up to see those dreadful eyes possessed by the hellish being. I maintained eye contact as I quickly formed a plan, though I knew there was only one way out... and I wasn't excited about it.

I sent a quick glance behind me at the rather large vent opening before returning my eyes back to the horrifying rabbit, who had definitely moved slightly. I stood there a moment, breath hitched in my throat, before I hastily spun around, scrambling into the vent desperately. I heard a few heavy footsteps behind me before they suddenly stopped, nevertheless I continued to climb into the vent. As much as I wanted to, I didn't stop when I heard the ventilation error alarm begin to sound, sending me into a sudden panic that I had to swallow in order to stay focused on the task of escaping. I was almost concerned about the rabbit not attempting to snatch me out of the vent, but it didn't take a genius to know I had a chance of dying either way...