Sin importar lo que Michael hiciera, siempre sería el niño mas inútil del mundo.

This is inspired by "The Silver Eyes" The first FNAF novel by Scott Cawthon. This book may not go exactly as it did in the actual novel, the timeline is a bit screwed up, but since you are here, I guess you don't mind. There might be a series for this book in the upcoming future, hopefully. I will think about doing some Q&A's in the near future, or just simpler for me, responding to your many questions in the comment section. This book takes place in 1993 in Hurricane, Utah. Art belongs to NOISX. Hope you guys will enjoy this William Afton x Reader story! Have fun reading, my book worms! -Ellie signing off

after moving to a new town for a chance at a brand new start, you become the newest staff member at a children's pizzeria, thinking it will be a normal, simple job. however, after meeting Michael Afton, you're not sure if it will be so simple after all. //cover art drawing is not mine I only made the collage! I also tried to keep y/n gender neutral but I might have used gendered words at some point so I apologize for that!//

|| will not post frequently! || "My biggest regret, was not marrying him like I promised." Not all stories end with that one happy ending. this is a female reader story, it has smut and suggestive scenes. NONE OF THE CHARACTERS ARE CREATED BY ME! ALL OF THEM BELONG TO SCOTT CAWTHON. Y/N is of your perspective, and description. Thumbnail is not mine Y/N goes by she/her pronouns #23 on fnaffanfic tag #864 on story tag #73 on work tag #292 on y/n stories tag #1 on y/nxreader tag #82 on michaelafton tag

Bio coming soon!!! RAAAAAAH

Un joven Michael Afton se ve enfrentado ante las visiones de un posible futuro que le asfixia. Sin embargo, está decidido a poder arreglar aquellos errores que llevaron a su familia a caer en la decadencia y en la locura. Iba a recomponer a quienes quería, cueste lo que cueste. Five Nights At Freddy's (c) Scott Cawthon 31/10/2022 Nota: Esta historia describe escenas crudas, no aptas para todo lector. Se recomienda discreción.