Just a Robot 5 (A Fnaf Story)

Chapter 23: "Sunshine"

Bonnie's P.O.V

"Ha, I could do this all day!" exclaimed Bon Bon sitting at the table and holding up his glass of water. "Yeah, anyone could. Nothing new there," I said sitting in my own chair to the side of him. "Well I'm sorry someone like me never had a body like this before!" huffed Bon Bon. "Never nitpicked that, but whatever," I responded. "Could you keep it down Bon Bon? Me and Duality are trying to have a conversation right now?" asked Freddy turning towards him. "Not my problem," responded Bon Bon dismissing his request. "Can't even allow anyone to do what they want," I said followed with a sigh. "Oh yeah? Go somewhere else, not like I'm keeping your ass here!" exclaimed Bon Bon in response. "I recommend it is you who should leave," said Charlie looking over at Bon Bon. "Oh and here's you ordering me now! Last I remember you aren't in that position anymore, only when it came to leading souls of children! Do I look like one to you?!" exclaimed Bon Bon. "Not anymore, but your attitude doesn't match with your look. I'm sure my father wouldn't mind deactivating your suit," responded Charlie. "I could just tell him about your attitude by just heading to the garage right now if I wanted to." Bon Bon stayed silent for a moment, which is probably the longest his mouth hasn't run on for, as got up from his seat now. "Whatever," he said firmly as he walked down the hallway now. "At least someone can shut him up without raising a finger," I said turning to Charlie now. "He seems to be a special case," said Charlie. "Always has been, even before me, Mangle, and Bonnie showed up. And I have to commend him, though I'm just hoping he breaks the rules the moment we engage the enemy so I don't have my mind on what he'll do each time we're on a mission," I responded. "You really expect him to disobey orders so soon?" asked Charlie. "Of course. Even if it's not on our first mission it'll happen on another or possibly when we attack the pizzeria. He swore he won't stop pursing Springtrap's sister and I'm not about to act like a bold claim holds some validity," I responded. "If you're concerned about him because go for it, I'm not going to be holding his hand." "He still has someone who's demise must be prevented, regardless of them denying any health. It's the right thing to do," responded Charlie looking past me now. "The same could go for your cousin." I turned my head towards the living room, where Springbonnie was at the couch watching TV with her back facing us. "Can't believe she ended up in this situation. Just seeing her like this... God it just reminds me she's the only person apart of my bloodline left," I said back turning around. "I can't fully imagine her current state she's in." "I can't either. Nobody can," stated Charlie. "When Michael killed me all those years ago my world was changed instantly. I was alone, helpless, and without any guidance of what to do with my life where I was almost immortal but without any connection to my father or the real world. People like her are lucky to have friends and family that care about her and have the ability to converse a solution to her problem." "What, you wouldn't want your father's help if he was with you?" I asked. "I would gladly accept it... Sometimes I did just wish I found away to reach him... he would understand what happened to my life... " said Charlie, seeming to ponder on the thought. "I'm sure he already does... " I responded turning back to look at Springbonnie. I felt like it would be so easy to go over to her and offer my comfort, but how could I assist her current problem? Even if I could it probably wouldn't fix her issues, not completely anyways. I had no idea how to directly approach her in her current state. I could hear Freddy muttering to himself, probably Duality, as my mind switched back and forth to if now was the time to help Springbonnie. Delaying any help she needed would only ensure her situation would worsen over time and I didn't need this guilt to amount more than what it has reached already. Finally my decision what set on what I wanted to do, and I hoped in that moment it would result in something for the better. "Thanks for the help... I know what I need to do now," I said turning to look at Charlie. "Don't be afraid of how to handle the situation, just tell her what she needs to know," responded Charlie. "Right... " I responded getting up from my seat now. " ...That doesn't really raise my confidence." I made my way to the side of the couch and towards Springbonnie, who had noticed me already. "Watching TV or whatever is on," I said stopping near her. "Yeah, the news," she responded with a smile. It was clear the smile she had was just an act, like it was over-expressed which almost made me sad by knowing she had to act as if she was happy. I turned to face the TV just to see what she was going on at the moment. The immediate sight of the discussion of a murder that was being discussed made me realize why it hadn't felt like she bothered to change the channel this whole time. "We need to talk," I said grabbing the remote and trying to find the button to shut the TV off. "The button to shut it off is on the top left," she said. "Oh... " I said feeling dumb as I pressed the button in the spot she mentioned. The TV shut off and went blank as I set the remote back on the table. "I'm gonna assume you know what I wish to discuss," I said sitting on the couch to the right of her. "Yeah... I do... " she responded turning to look down at the ground, not attempting to put on an act like she did a moment ago. I had just had to tell her what she needed to hear, but at this point I just hoped my words would help her in the end. Words are supposed to do just that.