Funtimes Never Die: F.Freddy x Reader #1

Nineteen: White Lie

You led the party back to the pizzeria this time. You drove down the somewhat busy streets, some people heading home or to meet friends perhaps, and others just doing whatever they felt like. For you, your busy day had been exhausting, and all you wanted was the sweet, sweet comfort of your makeshift bed back in the Breaker Room.

With you in one truck and John and Al in the other, you finally pulled into Circus Baby's, backing the trucks up near the doors where they would be prepared to unload. You turned off the truck and put the keys in your pocket. You climbed out the door and shut it behind you, heading to the back of the truck to unload your carry of animatronics. You unlocked the doors and pushed them open. Secretly, Freddy and Foxy glanced at you, tilting their heads. You gave them a single nod as you backed up. "Go ahead and go to your stages. I'll be down there soon to make sure everyone's okay..." you whispered and nodded.

The animatronics nodded slowly. Seeing you wave them out, Foxy and Freddy stood up in unison and began their way out of the trucks. Foxy took the lead, squaring up and then jumping off the back, followed by Freddy, who gave a slight whimper before getting out. They went inside, trying to be more robotic to perceive the idea for the other two men working.

"Foxy and Freddy are going to their stages as told; now, Baby and Ballora," you mumbled to the two, who gladly backed away from the truck. Ballora was already prepared, standing at attention at the back of the truck. You nodded and waved her out first.

Ballora nodded, not opening her eyes as she elegantly stepped out. She slowly twirled her way inside, but no one followed her.

You turned to the truck, looking at the quiet and unmoving Circus Baby. "Hey...Baby? We're here...are you getting out?" You questioned, raising an eyebrow.

Circus Baby sighed quietly. She slowly nodded, looking up with her vibrant green eyes. "Yes. I am coming." She nodded and slowly stood up, moving her bulky body through the truck before she got out. She sighed and walked forward once more, though she did glance at the two men. However, her 'glance' was more of a glare. Something about that gave the men a vulnerable feeling.

You watched the animatronic make her way inside, then helped close the doors of the trucks. "They should all be going to their stages as planned. Since time is cutting short for me, I might as well stay here until my shift. I have the keys anyway." You patted the back of the truck door and looked to Allen and John. "Hope you guys had fun today," You laughed, raising your eyebrows.

Allen only rolled his eyes. "I got to get home to see my wife. She'll be missing me," he mumbled as an excuse to get out of the conversation. He turned away and waved. "See ya John, don't go getting into trouble."

John only nodded and sighed. "You too, Allen." he mumbled quietly and took a deep breath. "Anyway, I best be going too. Ill see you around right, (Y/N)?"

You nodded and rolled your eyes. "We work at the same place!" You reminded him and laughed.

John nodded and grinned, before leaving to his car and driving away. He was long gone by the time you decided to go inside.

You turned and went up to the main doors of the pizzeria, pushing them aside as you went in. You locked the doors behind you and opened the elevator, stepping inside soon after. You pressed the red button, sending you down as the doors closed with ease.

After such a long day, you really wanted to take a small nap. You yawned quietly and stretched your arms above your head. Knowingly, the others were probably tired too. Perhaps you'd be able to get some shut eye like the rest of them.

Hopefully.

Finally, the clunking elevator came to a halt. With a slight, yet tired smile, you pressed the button and the doors slid open. You got down on your knees and began crawling through the air duct toward the control module. So far everything was peaceful and calm. The animatronics didn't seem to be close by, if not at all. You hummed in curiosity.