Sparky, The Lost Animatronic

Chapter 4 Marionette

Caution: It does get very sad so if you don't do good with sad scenes then I suggest you don't read this chapter.

Marionette's POV

I walked away from the group of animatronics, heading back to my box.

'I can't believe it,' I thought. 'Another animatronic.'

I didn't expect another one. Well, I kinda did. I saw him before. The suit I mean. When I was visiting Golden Freddy. Except it wasn't 'alive.' It was just sitting in the back corner of the room. I wonder where it came from in the first place.

As I made it back to my box, I stopped. I always stopped and looked at my place before I go up to it. Eyeing my box that I sleep in and the table with the prizes and plushes on it. Even the drawings above my box, concentrating on every detail.

It reminds me of when I first came here.

I looked away and took a deep breath. I didn't want to think about this now. It brought up bad memories.

I walked over to the box and climbed in, curling up into a ball.

I had to wait for someone to wind up the music box for me. It helps me fall asleep easier.

After a long time, I was beginning to drift off to sleep when I heard something knock against my box.

I looked up and saw Golden Freddy staring down at me.

"Hi Goldie," I said, sitting up and poking my head out of the box, causing him to step back a little to give me space.

"Hello."

"What are you doing here?" I questioned while making my way out of my box.

"I was feeling kinda lonely so I decided to visit you."

"Why didn't you go see the others?" I asked, now standing in front of him.

He looked down at me and then down the hall, hearing the others chatting away.

"You seemed lonely too," he said, turning back to me, then squatting down so then we could see eye to eye.

"Actually I was about to go to sleep."

"Oh." He said, standing up and taking a few steps back. "I guess I should go then." He turned around and began to walk away.

"Wait!"

He turned around, obviously hearing my sudden outburst.

"You can stay if you like."

I saw a glint of glee in his eyes as he made his way back over.

He sat down next to my box, leaning back in it. He closed his eyes before snapping them back open.

"WAIT, I HAVE TO GO DO SOMETHING!!"

He stood up and started to quickly walk away.

"Where are you going?!" I shouted, as he was about to go down a hallway.

"Don't worry about it, just get back in your box and go to sleep."