-FNaF: A Good Mother-
CHAPTER 1: Bonnie
Bonnie wasn't known to be a good mother. She was always hanging out with her friends, that is to say Freddy, Chica and Marionette (yeah, she didn't really like Foxy) or playing guitar on the stage, even after hours. She had eleven children to raise, but she couldn't care less. She said 'yes' to everything, that was way easier than having to explain why she couldn't allow things to her children. Fredbear was really unhappy about that, being the dad of the eleven children, he didn't want to have to waste his time taking care of each every single one of their children alone.
That caused a lot of problems in the pizzeria. While Freddy had a lot of problems regarding the bills and even some threats that were menacing the inhabitants' security within the restaurant, Bonnie didn't have any damn thing to do except taking care of her children, which she didn't even do. Fredbear was the owner of another restaurant in town and came every so often to visit his family, but couldn't be there every time and all day long. Bonnie couldn't care less, though, since she didn't change anything in the way that she lived her life. Drinking alcohol and playing guitar, as well as making love with anybody around were the only things that she ever considered doing.
But one day, Fredbear decided that it had to change. He couldn't take care of every bunny at a time, they were too many and didn't want to be with one another. He needed help.
The most concerning case was Springtrap's, one of his youngest children. She was always alone, and that look in her eyes told nothing good. She was often playing with small cubes in a corner of the Kids room, making them "fly" as she said with her "magic hands of magicness". Fredbear thought that it was stupid but didn't want to break her daughter by telling her that. He just smiled and helped her to build a small cubic plane, which she was found destroying after his departure. She was stuck in her own little world.
One night, Fredbear went to his room where Bonnie was, laying on the bed and reading one of Springtrap's books without even caring about it. She raised her head when she heard her husband coming in, quickly getting naked and kissing him, forcing him to lay over her. Fredbear groaned and sat up, looking at his naked wife with a hard look on his face. "Bonnie, I came for something serious."
"Yeah, and I'm serious too! I want another child, Fredbear!" she giggled, kissing him again and undoing his buttons, but this one pushed her away more violently than he originally wanted to. She banged her head on the corner of the bedside table, groaning meanly and shooting the bear a death glare. "What the hell is wrong with you!?"
"Bonnie, Springtrap's not well."
"What's her problem again? She's nothing but problems!"
Suddenly, they heard cries coming from Springtrap's bedroom, and they could hear her wooden bed creeking on a regular basis and another voice, this one way deeper, moaning loudly. Bonnie frowned and stoop up, grabbing her clothes and running to her daughter's room. Fredbear followed her, really close, and when Bonnie opened the door, she saw the new employee, William Afton, raping her daughter, who was helplessly crying and trying not to look at him and to close her small eyes.
Bonnie gasped and ran to the Stage while Fredbear was pushing William away, grabbing her guitar and running back to the room. She hit the man's head with her guitar, breaking it in two, and she stood still, breathing loudly and tears running down her face. Fredbear threw William's unconscious body out of the window and covered his daughter with his own shirt, taking her into a loving hug and crying silently over her head. Springtrap looked at her dad and sniffed sadly, wiping her big tears, and then she turned to her crying mom.
The blue rabbit was on her knees, crying within her hands. Springtrap looked up and asked silently her dad's permission to approach her mother. The bear smiled and kissed her on the forehead, wrapping the shirt around her in a manner that it couldn't fall, and he let go of her, the small golden-green rabbit stepping to her mother and taping on her head in a comforting manner before attempting to hug her.
Attempting, because she was rejected harshly.
"Look what you've done, stupid kid!" Bonnie cried out, looking at her broken guitar. "It's broken!"
-TO BE CONTINUED(?)-
A/N: Hey guys, this is a new idea that I had! I made this chapter just to see if you liked the idea, because next chapter is going to be way in the future and Springtrap will be the mother that the title talks about. Anyways, I hope that you liked this one!
See ya soon!
Circle of Justice.