FNaF One Shots

Don't pt. 2!!

OOKKAAAY. A lot of you have waited for this, and since my info was lost I couldn't posted it until now. I are so sowwy >~<
anyways, onto the chappie!!

Reader's P.o.v.

She knew her time was up. The looming, dirty, aged, and withered golden face stared at her from the doorway. His cruel, twisted grin seemed rather forced, and his steps lost their confidence as he walked towards her.
She closed her e/c orbs, and braced herself for the impact that was surely bound to happen any time soon. She predicted the rough slam of metal as he launched himself at her, and her assumptions were correct.
Pain flared in her nerve endings, and her head bounced off the floor. Her breath was knocked out of her body, and her tears fell harder. The bunny wrapped his arms around her and nuzzled his face into her neck.
She felt little splashes against her skin and realized that the killer was crying.
"Why do you do this? Why do I long to heal your wounds? Why does my chest feel this way??"
Confusion
Longing
   Something was different
  Her heart pumped with something other than sadness.
This.... thing.... cared. Someone. Anyone... cared. She felt it in her heart. In her broken.. barely beating heart.
She moved her fingers to intertwine with the matted fur and felt his tears fall faster. "Please... what is your name?"
His voice was cracking and broken. Just like her. Her voice was tentative and scared, almost too quiet for human ears
"Y/n"
He chuckled quietly to himself before standing up. A brief stab of fear pricked her heart as she saw how huge this machine was, but all thoughts were pushed aside when he lifted her up and pulled her into another hug.
"A beautiful name for a beautiful specimen,"
And just like that she was picked up into bridal style and carried through the horror attraction.

Epilogue

It was in the headlines.
'Local Girl Lost to Horror of Fazbear Fright,'
The word had no right to her heart.
The world didn't know where she now.
The world never cared until now.
The world only hurts.
The world thought she was lost.
No.
The world was wrong.
She had been found.