The brown bear woke up, the sun blinding his face as he slowly opened his eyes. He grunted and turned over, his eyes shutting. He proceeded to fall back asleep.

Suddenly, there was a loud bang like a door being slammed open. "Wake up, Teddy Bear, it's time to go go go!" a chipper voice called, making the bear tense and frustrated. He slowly got up and saw his friend, Bonnie. Bonnie was a purple bunny with beaming, bright red eyes as well as a wide smile on his face. He had on a light blue hoodie shirt with some baggy dark blue jeans.

"What time is it?" The bear asked, rubbing his eyes as he yawned.

"It's 7:05!"

"AM or PM?"

"AM, of course! Now c'mon Freddy, we have the stuff to do!" The bunny hopped (literally) out of the room and closed the door. Freddy groaned and pulled the blankets off of him and stood up.

"I swear, that rabbit has too much energy..." he mumbled as he stretched.

As soon as Freddy walked out of his room, now wearing a black tux, a pancake landed on his face. "I made ya breakfast!" Bonnie beamed, holding a plate with a stack of pancakes.

Freddy pulled the delicious pancake off and said: "I could've made something myself y'know..." He took a small bite, looking at the rabbit who was practically smiling from ear to ear.

"Yeah but, no offense, your cooking sucks," Bonnie remarked, making Freddy roll his eyes. The bear sat down at the little table, the plate is set in front of him.

Freddy began eating the rest as Bonnie sat down next to him, now has a stack of pancakes of his own. "So, what do you plan on dragging me to today?" Freddy asked, waving around a fork with a bit of pancake on it. Bonnie looked up and had syrup all over his face. Freddy groaned and grabbed a napkin and wiped down the rabbit's face. "Seriously, are you a child?"

Bonnie shoved the napkin away and smiled again. "I was just thinking we could go out and just walk. Nothing big," he said as he took a bit of another pancake. Freddy raised a brow and looked at Bonnie's legs. He noticed one was bouncing up and down like he couldn't keep it still. Freddy looked back up at Bonnie and gave him a look.

Bonnie could no longer keep in his secret and sighed. "I wanna go to the bay and see Pirate Foxy's ship!" he explained, jumping in his seat. Freddy shook his head and sighed.

"Yeah, you're not dragging me to see that." Freddy went back to eating his food while Bonnie whined.

"Come on Freddy! This is gonna be a one-time thing! This'll be the only time he even comes to our town!" Bonnie then grabbed Freddy's arm but Freddy didn't even react. "I want to share this experience with someone and you're the only someone I really know!" Bonnie kept on whining, shaking Freddy with each breath he took between sentences.

Eventually, Freddy gave up. "Fine! I'll go with you," he said in defeat. Bonnie squeaked and his goofy grin returned. They both finished eating and Freddy helped Bonnie wash himself of syrup.

They left the bears house and walked over to the bay. Freddy noticed many others were walking to the bay as well. Freddy groaned for he couldn't understand why people loved this pirate so much. If it wasn't obvious, Freddy didn't like him, in fact, Freddy hated him. The reason is unknown since he never even met the fox in person. Maybe it was because he was popular, or the fact that he was a fox? No one knows.

The two reached the bay, finding out that other people were already there. Bonnie ran to the edge and waited for the famous boat to sail by. Freddy stood behind him, hands in his pockets with a bored expression.

He listened to the people talking around him, all of their conversations were about the pirate. Freddy sighed and wished that this thing would be over quickly.

Then, he heard people gasping and their conversations slowly came to an end. Freddy looked at the shore and saw a ship in the distance. He immediately knows it was that fox's ship. Bonnie grabbed his arm and squealed at the sight. Freddy remained deadpan as the ship grew closer and more people started screaming with joy.

Freddy helped Bonnie get closer to the front by shoving people out of the way, which resulted in many angry shouts. The protests quickly died down as the ship reached the land.

A bridge fell from the ship and at the top stood the pirate fox. People cheered as he walked down, tail between his legs. Bonnie shoved his way to where the bridge fell, trying to get a good spot to see the fox first. Foxy stepped onto the land and a crowd of people surrounded him. Somehow, Bonnie was shoved all the way to the back and he fell on his butt.

"Come on!" Bonnie shouted, but it was drowned out by the others screams. Freddy grabbed his hoodie and helped the little bunny up.

"Well, looks like we're not gonna see him." Freddy stated, his expression still blank. Bonnie pouted and leaned on his friend.

After a minute of standing and seeing the crowd stay at the size it was, they decided to leave. Bonnie's head was hung low as they walked, his ears drooped on the back of his head. Freddy noticed and patted the rabbit's back. Bonnie looked up and saw Freddy with a small smile. Bonnie smiled and walked a bit closer to his friend.

As they walked away, in a grass patch nearby, a small, purple crystal slowly grew out of the ground. It glistened in the sun light as two smaller red crystals grew next to it.