Fnaf Oneshots (Closed)

Freddy x Y/N

(I want views on this. I haven't been getting requests or views on this, so I'm using Freddy in this. Please send requests if you have requests)

~~~~Every Letter Counts~~~~

Yin is running down the hall through the pizzeria. She hears the sound of Chica screaming, and she covers her ears to keep the chicken's screeching from making her go deaf.
She sees the yellow big bird chase after her. The Chica's pupils are full of hate and are pitch black, as she runs at a quick pace.
      Yin hears the chicken pounding feat echoing through the pizzeria as she heaves for breath. She quickens the pace, knowing the only way out is in the security office room. Why did she have to ditch it?
      She looks back to see the chicken catching up to her. The chcken had its arms launched in the air, ready to pounce.
      "I didn't mean to steal your pizza if that's why your mad!" Yin yells out as she hurriss into the security office.
     She quickly slams the door shut and the chicken pounds on the door, demanding to be let in. It screeches one last time before leaving a terrified Yin alone.
Yin is all alone in the security room. The rustling sound of the fan startle her and she quickly turns it off. The silent sound of the pizzeria freaks her out even more.
She checks the time on her phone. It's 3 am.
"Okay....." Yin sighs out. "Just need to survive 3 more hours,"
It feels like awhile for Yin, and she wonders if any of the animatronics are going to attack. She checks the cameras to see if any animatronics are nearby.
Bonnie is in the janitor's closet, sternly staring at the camera. His stares make Yin feel uneasy as she continues to flip through the cameras.
She finds Foxy's Cove and the curtain remains closed. Foxy is still in the Cove. Yin feels relieved as she turns the security camera off.
The chicken is making rapid noises in the kitchen, probably searching for pizza.
"Wait, where's the bear?" Yin asks herself as she checks the cameras yet again.
She hastily checks every room, trying to find the best. He is nowhere to be seen. Yin's eyes widen and she nearly screams.
She turns around to check if the bear was there. Her eyes dart all over the security room. Her lower lip drops. The bear isn't there.
"Thank god!" Yin yells.
Then she panics again as she darts towards the right door and clicks on the light. The bear isn't there, but something else that made her confused.
She sees a bouquet full of red roses with a pink card with little hearts on it. Yin's face is full of shock as she looks down the hallway, only to find no one there.
She picks up the roses and looks at the card. She reads it with curiosity. The paper lightly touches her skin as she glances at it.
Dear Yin,
It's hard to talk to you in person. I just go crazy when I'm around you, and not in a Yandere way. I've always liked you since you came here the past few weeks. You've always been nice, and bright too. If you actually do want to talk more, please send a response letter and leave it in the back room once you leave the building.
From,
Your secret admirerer,
Yin glances at the letter, devouring every last word. She looks down the hall to see if anyone was watching her, but no one was.
"Who wrote me this letter?" Yin asks herself.
She looks at some paper on the desk and starts to write to the bear. She wonders what to write, her mind in a constant blur on what to write.
"Okay Yin," Yin informs herself. "Just write what you're thinking right now,"
She slowly places the pencil on the paper and writes in a steady pace.
Hello secret admirerer,
Who are you? What do you mean by go in a craz? Do I even know you? I really am curious into what's going on. Why do you even like me?
I guess I could talk to you for awhile this way, but I have to see you sometime. I can't wear a blindfold for the rest of my life.
From,
Yin Lin
Yin takes a few large breaths as she folds the letter in half. She glances around the security office to check if anyone was spying on her. She quickly takes out the security cameras and checks all over the pizzeria. She couldn't find signs of anyone being in the pizzeria.
"I don't get it...." Yin ponders. "Who sent me that note? Should I even get in touch with him or her? What if he's bad news?"
She sighs as she looks down at her letter. She gives a determined, but frightened look. She places the paper on the desk and intensely stares at it, not caring about what was going on around her.
When she gets out of her long stare, she realizes that it's 5:50 am. It is almost time for her to go.
She glances at the letter one last time, not certain wether to do this or not.
"Okay...." Yin huffs out. "Time to do this,"
She gets out of the security room and slowly heads over to the back room. She looks at the dark corridor with fear as she walks down it. She wonders if an employee likes her or if it was her old best friend named David.
She opens the door to the back room. The door makes a loud creepy noise as it staggers open. She walks inside the room and places the letter on the table, thinking it was the place to put it.
She leaves the building with concern that something bad might happen. But yet, she was excited. She's never done anything like this before, which made her curious.

~3 months later~
Yin is even more excited to go to the pizzeria each night. She's grown very fond of this mysterious person. It turns out, he doesn't go out much, but he does love the outside world. He loves to sing to children, which does give her a few chills. This person also like hugging people and has some very nice manners.
Yin makes it into the pizzeria, full of happiness. She can't wait to see the next letter he sent. Today is the day she finally gets to meet this person. She asked him about who he is last night, and after bonding for a long time, he may consider revealing himself.
Yin hurries into the security guard room and checks under her desk for the letter. She eagerly picks up the letter and reads every last word.
Dear Yin Lin,
Thanks for talking to me about my problem. Sometimes my job can be a little tough. Also, I hope you feel better about your job too. Those animatronics seem pretty dangerous, but I'm sure they're pretty nice if you get to know them.
I'm really proud that you will get a better job somewhere else. I'm sure you'll be happier there.
Also, I'll have to deny your request of showing you who I really am. I really would like to meet you face-to-face, but I'm just scarred something bad would happen. I can't show you who I am, ever! I'm sorry, but it's too complicating to talk about. There's something wrong with me that you won't understand. Please just drop the conversation.
From,
Your secret admirerer
Yin is partially full of disappointment, anger, and even more curiosity.
"I can't do this anymore," Yin thought to herself. "I can't keep this up forever. What was I thinking accepting this guy's request?"
She glances at the paper on the table yet again. She squints her eyes shut and wraps her arms around her head.
"I don't even know if he's a killer. Why can't he just tell me who he is?"
She glances at the pencil lying there. The pencil seems like it's ready to be picked up and get written on the paper just for a dead relationship to be increased.
"I need to find a way to meet him," Yin tells herself.
        She glances at the security cameras, then suddenly smirks. She quickly writes the letter and decides to write a long love confession to keep this person intrigued in the note.
         She leaves the note in the back room and rushes back to the security room. She stalks that one camera screen, ready to find that person. Her determination is shown through her eyes as she glares at the screen.
         Hours passed and the person still hasn't came inside the back room yet. All of the other animatronics are minding their own business. Yin is still batting her eyes at the security camera screen.       
         She then sees the door open. The room next to the back room is a little dark, so Yin couldn't see the figure. The figure finally enters the room to reveal..... the animatronic bear?
       "It's the bear!" Yin gasps.
       She foolishly runs down the hall and hastily charges into the back room. The bear gives a shocked look (how an animatronic has facial expressions..... we'll never know) as Yin falls over herself and quickly gets up.
          "It was you?!" Yin yells in a surprised and shocked tone. "How are you alive?!"
         "You shouldn't have seen me!" Freddy yells. "We could have just continued our relationship this way,"
         "But you kept your identity a secret. What if you were trying to do something bad to me?" Yin asks.
        "Yin, I go crazy when I see people, you have to go!" Freddy yells.
        "How do you go crazy then?" Yin asks. "What makes you so scarred of talking to me in real life?"
       "Just go, please," Freddy begs as his pupils start to grow smaller, leaving mostly black eyes.
       Yin gasps at what happens to Freddy and she starts to run towards the door. Someone grabs her and she screams as Freddy hollers in anger.
       The bear drags Yin towards a suit that looks just like him. Yin Lin struggled to get out of his grasp, but it was no use. Freddy shoves Yin's fest into the suit, and she screams in agonizing pain as she feels her feet snap. The bear continues to shove her inside the suit until all that remains is Yin's head.
         Yin is barely breathing. She pants and struggles just to stay alive. Maybe if she went to the hospital, she would be alright.
        Then Freddy takes out an animatronic head, which makes Yin start to panic.
        "Freddy.... no!" Yin whispers out. "Please don't....... do...... this,"
       Freddy shows no concern or care for Yin as he brutally places the head into her's. Yin feels all of the wires dig into her skin as she screeches in agony one last time, before she blacks out.
        ~Freddy's POV~
    I blacked out, I don't know what happen. I am so scarred. I hope Yin is okay.
         I finally come to and see Yin inside an animatronic suit. I stare at the suit. I reach out and touch the suit's hands, hoping Yin is still alive. There is no hope. She's dead.
         "Noo!!!" I yells in rage as I slam myself against the table. "Why did this happen?"
         I get angry and punch myself in the face, feeling even more rage in each punch.
         "Why did you have to do that?!!!!" I yell at myself. "She would have been fine if it weren't for me being so weak!"
         I want to cry, but no tears came. I guess that's one of the perks of being an animatronic. I sadly look at Yin one last time before grabbing some paper, and writing one last letter. I guess it was pointless since she was already dead, but I wasn't thinking at the time.
         My dear friend, Yin
         I've always loved you. Your bright smile is like 1 million rainbows. Every time I see you, I feel warm inside. Seeing you everyday made me feel happy. You have the most beautiful smile, and it always makes me feel better being with you.
          I never wanted to hurt you, so I thought we could fall in love this way, but I was wrong. I'm sorry, Yin. For what happened to you. For what I did.
        I hope one day, in the afterlife, that you can forgive me. I will always cherish our love, and I hope, that we can meet again. If we can't, this final letter will last in my heart forever.
              I love you,
                       Freddy Fazbear

          Freddy finishes writing the letter and places it inside of the suit. He closes his eyes and leaves the back room, never wanting to go in it again.
           "This will be our final moment," Freddy sadly says to himself as he looks back at Yin one last time before leaving.