Freddy Fazbear's Pizza

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A/n: I forgot to mention last time that this fanfic was inspired by Random Encounters' Fnaf the musical ft. Nathan Sharp, Markiplier and MatPat. Be sure to check it out as well as the other channels. Enjoy the story.

Sarah's heart was racing as she walked up to the front doors of the pizzeria. She was so excited. She finally had a job.

Sarah had kept checking at her digital watch all day, anxious to get to work. Her mother had researched the restaurant as she swore she'd seen it in the newspaper only a few days prior to the advertisement. It's the only place she could've known about it as she didn't go out much and if she did, it was only ever to Sarah's house. At least that's what she'd been doing for the past year.

Sarah's mum had some how managed to find the newspaper in the forever growing pile of them for her cat. She had called Sarah and told her about the article. It was how the last night guard had caused a disturbance as he exited the pizzeria carried by two other employees. He had been unkempt with large bags under his eyes, his hair matted with knots and most likely drunk. At least that's what the article said. As he was carried out he yelled insults at the animatronics as he passed and claimed he would never step foot inside the restaurant again.

But Sarah wasn't that type of person. She didn't drink. Not bears or wine or any other type of alcohol. Couldn't even if she wanted to. Simply because she didn't trust it being delivered.

As Sarah stepped into the restaurant, the smell of pizza immediately infiltrated her nose. It was heaven. Sarah loved pizza. Ham and cheese especially. It was delicious. She usually got it delivered from dominos. Maybe if she worked hard enough she might get some free pizza. She truly was exited.

Sarah walked past the stage with the three animatronics she had seen in the photo, on it. The bear, the bunny, and the chicken. She decided to take the right hand corridor to her new office. She passed a place called pirate cove on her way over. In front of it was a wooden sign that had the words, '-SORRY!- OUT OF ORDER' written on it in black paint. Sarah was curious but didn't stop to investigate the reason why.

Sarah passed through the metal door frame into the night guard's office. As soon as she stepped inside her watch started beeping. It beeped 12 times, alerting her it was 12 o'clock. Suddenly the phone started ringing. It was one of those phones where it played the message even if you didn't pick up.

"Uh hello? Hello? Uh hi. Welcome to your new job at Freddy Fazbear's. You can call me Phone Guy. Everyone does." Sarah's body suddenly froze up. Phone Guy let out a nervous chuckle. "Now I've heard about your social anxiety and if I call you you don't have to say anything. Just listen. There's nothing that can hurt you here. Okay? Well, except the animatronics might be a bit of a problem. They may see you as an endo-skeleton. And they may try to stuff you into a suit as it's against the rules for endo-skeletons to be out of them. So, yeah. If you get stuffed inside it may be uncomfortable and....deadly. Well anyway, that's all for tonight. Good luck!"

Sarah's body was rigid with fear. She could've sworn he said deadly. Plus, what did he mean by good luck? Only time would tell as Sarah made her way over to the chair at the desk and sat down, each step draining a piece of life out of her. Phone guys speech had taken so long it was already quarter to 1.

What was Sarah supposed to do for the next 5 hours? Play games on her phone? No she needed to survive 5 nights at Freddy's. Would Sarah need to come to work, survive 6 hours, and leave, happy she'd survived only to come back again the next night? Would this cycle continue until she quit? But was it really that bad?

That's when the noise in the corridor started. There were footsteps. 3 pairs of them. They were coming closer. Sarah panicked and ran to the door frame. She looked out into the corridor. They were coming. The animatronics from the stage were after her. Sarah flicked on the hallway light and slammed her hand on the big red button labeled 'DOOR.' A huge metal door came crashing to the floor. Sarah ran across the room and did the same on the other side.

By now the animatronic bear was at the door. Sarah looked at it through the window next to the door. She saw it open its mouth a split second before it spoke. 2 sentences, 4 words.

"Open up. We're waiting."

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