Foxy found himself face to face with the reindeer animatronic, still dripping with blood.
"Molly…?" he asked softly.
The suit let out a groaning noise that sounded faintly like it was saying Foxy. Foxy felt tears forming in his eyes and swallowed roughly, forcing himself not to cry. He reached out towards the animatronic with a shaky hand and watched as the eyes of it followed his hand. Gently, Foxy put his against the tan fur of the animatronic reindeer and watched it close its eyes.
"Are you in there?" Foxy asked, searching for any sign that his new wife was still with him.
The reindeer nodded its head, creaking from years of no use or maintenance, and raised its arms. Foxy knew it wanted a hug from him and he eagerly hugged it, knowing his new wife was in there somewhere and needed someone to show her love. Their hug was interrupted by Jason clearing his throat.
"Um, excuse me? Guys? We kind of need to get going if I'm going to get Molly a human form again," he said.
Foxy nodded, "He's right. We're going to fix this Molly. We're going to get you back."
The reindeer, Molly, nodded, and spoke with a creaky and dry voice, "I love you."
"I love you too, Molly," Foxy whispered, tears sliding down his cheeks.
Jason honked the truck horn and waved at them, trying to get them to hurry. Everyone piled into the truck and Jason drove them all to his own house where he kept his computers and all of his tools so he could work.
A few days passed and Jason finally finished his work, excitedly calling everyone into his garage where he kept it all so he could install the program. He powered off the reindeer that contained Molly and slipped a small chip into a small slot in the top of the head and rebooted her.
The blue eyes lit up once more and Molly stared at everyone, Foxy, Bonnie, Chica, Freddy, Jason, and her son Adam.
"Come on, Molly. You can do it... Turn into a human again," Jason said.
"Focus Molly. You can do it," Foxy said, watching intently.
There was a thump when the animatronic suit fell to the ground and Molly appeared in front of them as a human once more, looking like her old self. Foxy's eyes widened and he pulled her into a hug.
"You're back!" he exclaimed.
"I guess I am," Molly said, shocked.
"I love you," Foxy smiled, giving his wife a kiss.
"Get a room," Jason chuckled.
"That's how we got Adam," Molly said, sticking her tongue out at her friend.
Hugs came from all of her friends before Molly took Adam into her arms, kissing her sons forehead. Adam smiled up at his mom, drooling and squirming in her arms.
"I know it was only a few days but I missed holding you, Adam," Molly said.
Adam squealed and drooled more, happy to see his mom again. Foxy wrapped his arm around Molly's shoulder, sighing in content.
"I got you back, we're a family again, and Vincent is gone for good. I can finally relax," Foxy smiled.
"But, uh, what about the restaurant?" Freddy asked.
"What about the restaurant?" Molly questioned, turning to face him.
"It got burned down," Freddy said, explaining the plan in full detail.
"Well... I mean, we might be able to get the insurance money from it... And we were doing pretty well with it. I think we can rebuild it," Molly said.
"We can build it bigger and better than it was before!" Chica said.
"More games! More shows!" Bonnie added, "More music!"
"We are going to make this the best Freddy's ever!" Jason said, grinning.