You didn't have any superpowers, nor were you even qualified for the position, yet somehow a mishap between Alexei and Yelena ends up in getting you a new job. Bob-sitter. A/N: Though the synopsis is kind of lighthearted this story discusses topics of depression, poor self image, therapy and suicide. Read at your own discretion.

They built everything together - until one phone call shattered it all. When Spamton and Tenna teamed up in the cutthroat world of TV production, they were unstoppable. Tenna, with his razor-sharp instincts and calculated ambition, saw something in Spamton - something that could take him from the bottom to the top of the industry. He promised him success. Together, they'd take the world of entertainment by storm, becoming the power couple of the small screen. But then, the phone call came. The one Spamton couldn't refuse. A rival network offered him a deal that promised fame, fortune, and everything he had ever dreamed of - everything Tenna had promised him. With a mix of ambition and desperation, he walked away from everything they'd built. He walked away from Tenna. The deal was everything he'd ever wanted - but it didn't feel like it used to. Years later, after a career that's been full of highs and lows, Spamton's world comes crashing down. And just when he needs him most, Tenna is back. A project that could make or break them both forces them to confront their past - and each other. Can Spamton fix the mess he left behind, or has the damage been done beyond repair? As old feelings resurface, both of them must ask: Did he ever really leave him? Or did he just lose his way? Falling for you again is a second-chance romance set in the high-stakes world of television, where betrayal, ambition, and the promise of success come at a price - and sometimes, the price is love.

"Michael?" I whispered. Freddy leant into my palm. His lidded eyes had never looked so sad. ••••• When Y/n stumbles across a job opening for the Glamrock's manager at the infamous Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex and is inexplicably drawn there, the last thing she expected was an offer. Even less expected was her saying yes. Being the manager of an animatronic band at an entertainment complex comes with its own ups and downs, but the job is relatively entertaining, especially when Y/n starts to make some friends with members of the band and their handlers. But things take a turn when the main star animatronic, Freddy Fazbear, starts to act a little weird around her. And what's a girl to do about the painful memories of her old lover, Michael, that are resurfacing?

When Kris asks for a favour, it seems simple enough: take their old television and keep it at your place, since it means a lot to them and they don't want Toriel to throw it out. You accept, but then they explain the television is actually a man named Tenna, and -- socially awkward as you are -- you plug him in and try to strike up a conversation. Surprisingly, it works out, and you gain a new friend (and maybe a lover eventually, if you keep up your smooth moves).