Millie should be dead permanently, after all, souls don't survive without their heads, but she's not, instead she's been given a second chance, as long as she keeps the necklace around her neck on. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Matt died, at least he thought he did, then everything that happened should just be a dream, right? The little rabbit creature that depends on him just to simply survive suggests not. Thrust into fatherhood of a being that is a completely different species then him he now also has to dodge the authorities because of the little creature -who he's come to call Plush Spring Bonnie- that seems to have no concept of stranger danger, or that he/she should let go of the car seat with his/her claws ____________________________________________________________________________________ They should logically never meet, nor should several others facing odd situations like them, but the lilies have a tendency to scoff at stuff like that, Millie's poor grandfather has no idea that simply saving a animatronic from a scrap yard is going to send his daughter on a life threatening adventure, aswell as change several lives for the better.

Millie Fitzsimmons barely survived the attempt on her life made by Funtime Freddy. Now, she is traumatized by the attack. She has constant nightmares. She cannot get any sleep. One day, she decides that enough is enough and that she had to find a way to get rid of the large bear. When she finds that the bear has disappeared, her life will change drastically. All the while, detective Everette Larson uncovers the mystery behind the evasive Stitchwraith. As he struggles with mending the damage he did to his family, he discovers that not everything is as it seems in the town of Hurricane. Friendships are made, dark secrets are uncovered, and the power of agony is fully realized. Death will show its ravaged face to those who are willing to look.