Goldie's Pov *le gasp*
Y/n really shouldn't have to deal with that disgrace of a monster. She's too perfect for it, if only I could tell her that. I'm glad she doesn't understand why it's happening, let alone to herself. She needs to look around, see the facts he keeps leaving.
Your Pov
I woke up to Goldie still cuddling me. He kept mumbling things, I wasn't sure what though. It was a few hours until we open, so I have time to get more sleep. I couldn't sleep though, I had already completely woken up. I listened for his breathing to see if he was asleep, but he was. I stayed in that position for at least twenty minutes, when Goldie eventually rolled over, letting my go out of his arms. I slowly got up and walked up the stairs. Everyone was still asleep in their 'rooms'. I went over to my stage, and saw a mess around it. It looked like it did when I first started preforming. I started to clean up the entire restaurant to keep myself busy. When I was done, Freddy had woken up and helped out a bit. The entire pizzeria looked brand new.
"It looks great Y/n! I'm sure this is at least 50 times better than any of those employees could do. I'll go wake Chica up and have her make a pizza for us all." I smiled and nodded.
Freddy left my stage, where I had been admiring my work. I sat down and relaxed until I could eat some of Chica's amazing pizza. I kept sitting until I heard very loud footsteps. I looked out in the hall and saw Chica running over to me with a plate of pizza in her hand.
"Y/n, go wake Mangle up, and let's eat!"
She ran back to the dining room area, a bit further than their stage. I ran off and woke Mangle up, and walked over there. When I got there, they were all looking around except for Freddy.
"Ye cleaned the place well lass." Foxy says, still looking about.
"Yeah, it looks awesome Y/n." Mangle and Bonnie said.
"Thanks guys. It wasn't to hard to do anyways. Now let's eat before we have to work."
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Started With A Deadly Job (Golden Freddy x Reader)
FanfictionYou were kicked out of your parents' house because you couldn't pay your share of rent. You had a small backpack full of your essentials. You ran past the diner you visited almost everyday when you were younger, almost 7 years ago. I had been told t...
