William Afton x Fem!Reader This is a re-write of my orginal book, "What Year is It?" After the monstrousity of that book it became my mission to fix what 7th grade me wrote. Summary: Three years after her high school graduation, 21 year old (y/n) decides to reach out to her childhood best friend, Olivia Banks, out of boredom. Meeting in their hometown of Hurricane Utah, they choose to eat lunch at the seemingly abandoned Jeff's Pizza. One thing leads to another and Olivia Banks dares (y/n) to go into the old dusty ball pit. While it seems like a harmless dare, it leads to something supernatural. Once (y/n) emerges she realizes she's not where she's supposed to be. Instead of being at Jeff's Pizza in the 21st century she is at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza in the 1980's. Plagued with the desire to know more, y/n chooses to stay. Along the way she'll explore through a whole new decade, make some acquaintances, and learn more about the haunting past of Freddy's. But what happens when she digs too deep and runs into the man who caused it all? Can y/n escape or will she be stuck forever?

(DISCONTINUED) (William Afton x f!reader) || INFO: This is a sequel to my first book What year is it-William Afton x Reader. So I would recommend reading my first book then this one. ||SUMMARY: Two years after William Afton's tragic death a new horror attraction opened and (y/n) suspects that William is there. As quick as she could she takes up the night guard job. And just as she suspected William is there but is now Springtrap. While (y/n) is filled with joy, a certain soul is done being trapped in her underground animatronic prison. Now it's (y/n) job to free the poor soul and fix this Afton family. All characters belong to Scott Cawthon

(William Afton x f!reader) Read if you want to, I'm just warning you... it's bad. || SUMMARY: You manage to travel back in time to the 80s through a magical ball pit. While you try to find your way back you meet a certain purple murderer. || There are a plethora of things wrong with this book such as content, grammar, and story boarding.|| All characters used in this book rightfully belongs to Scott Cawthon.