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Reader, holding a python: Guys I impulsively bought a snake, what do I name 'em-

Freddy Shouting: You did what???!

Honestly this is taking a while and decided to give y'all this whilst 'm writing it!

Sun and Moon's pronouns change since I wasn't fully sure! and the pov's change as well since it's been awhile since I've written a story and tested to see how I write different pov's

Ask: May I request something with Sunny and Moony with a new to the daycare child reader where the kid is pretty well behaved and quiet, cleans up after themselves, just seems like a great kid, then when first meeting moon and moon spooks them, they shriek as expected of pretty much all the kids who are scared of him but then start laughing immediately afterwards instead of trying to escape, kid likes getting spooked and is very cooperative about Naptime.

A bit later when coloring after another child suggested they all draw their favorite animatronics at the pizza place when reader is asked who they chose they just walk right up to Sundrop with two drawings hands him one of him "this one is for you" hands him the other "and can you give this one to the pretty moon man if you see him? We were drawing our favorite but I couldn't chose so I drew both my favorites!" The drawing is of Moondrop. On the drawing of Sundrop they wrote for Funny Sunny and the one of Moondrop had what child reader called him saying for Pretty Moon Man.

How do you think those two would handle that situation with child reader and having this nice child chose them both as favorites, and the kid not being scared of Moon and calling Moon pretty?

Fandom/s: FNAF: Security Breach

Request (Yes or No): Yes

Gender: GN!Reader

Pronouns: They/Them

TW/s: None (It might change as I write it though)

Monty, setting down a card: Ace of spades bitch

Moon, pulling out an Uno card: +4

Reader: What do you mean we can't fit it in?

Monty: I said what I said doll we can't!

Reader: But it's nearly in!!

Monty:*Screams*

Roxy: *Screams louder to establish dominance*

Freddy, with sweat dripping down his face: Should we do something?

Freddy: Violence isn't the answer. Monty: You’re right. Freddy: *sighs in relief* Monty: Violence is the question. Freddy: What? Monty, bolting away: And the answer is yes. Freddy, running after them: NO-