PREFACE This book is fictional, nothing that happens in it will hunt you down and eat you. I want you, the reader, to know that these characters are not real, but simply pieces of the puzzle. Once the puzzle is put together, then will the full meaning of this book come into the light and the mystery be revealed. I have tried my best to make sure this story is not gruesome, inappropriate, or explicit in any way (well that depends on what you consider gruesome). Parts of the story may be disturbing to some readers and I hope that those parts don’t distract you from the true meaning. One more thing before you can enjoy this book, happy memories are important, cherish them, hold onto them, and most of all, make them. Enjoy this fictional story and enjoy all the best memories you have made because you never know when you’ll find yourself trapped in the black heart of agony.
Credit to @doodle_inc for the thumbnail art. SECTION ONE Chapter One: Begin with Breakfast The sun shone brightly outside Tommy’s bedroom window. It seemed to shine brighter than normal but that was probably because of what was happening today. Tommy lifted his head from his pillow and hopped out of bed. It was time for a new day, a new exciting day. It was time to go to Freddy Fazbear’s Pizzaria. Tommy’s sister Jessica had a friend who bought tickets and was ecstatic to share them with his friends. There was nothing stopping Tommy from finally seeing Freddy Fazbear in person. And really, there was nothing that would stop him, it’s just that there are many other things he would see that wouldn’t be stopped. Tommy dressed in his everyday t-shirt and shorts. He skipped out of his bedroom and turned left where his bathroom was. He quickly brushed his teeth, washed his face, and did the rest of his every morning objectives. Freddy Fazbear had been created by two men, William Afton and Henry Emily. Once Freddy and his crew were given their own pizzaria, they blew up. The kids loved them so much. Some people talked about how much better it was compared to the old pizzeria that William and Henry had created. Tommy didn’t know a whole lot about their previous pizza place but he had heard it was called “Fredbear’s Family Diner.” Apparently some kid died there back in 1983 and afterwards the place was closed. The animatronics there were called springlock suits. They acted like normal animatronics but if desired, you could wind up the spring locks and all the wires that made the robots run would be pushed out of the way allowing a human to enter the suit. Some people think that spring locks had to do with the child's death. But that’s just speculation. Tommy had also heard that William had become a little crazy after Fredbear’s closed, but that was also a rumor. Tommy pushed open the bathroom door and headed downstairs. It was hard not to trip over all the little toys that littered the stairs, but soon Tommy was in the dining room. An oval shaped table sat in the middle of the room on the tile floor surrounded by smooth wooden chairs. Tommy’s mom made sure to keep the dining room crystal clean compared to the rest of the house which was quite dirty. A large counter lined the sides of the dining room making an open space for Tommy’s mom to cook. It was actually quite beautiful how clean the counter was. “Goodmorning Tommy! Are you excited?” Tommy’s mom asked cheerfully. Her voice had a slight southern accent due to her southern heritage and it was full of love. “I sure am, I have been waiting for this day all my life!” Tommy exclaimed with a hint of sarcasm. “Freddy’s hasn’t been around your whole life…” His mom stated bluntly. She never understood sarcasm. That’s when Jessica marched in on her phone. Jessica was Tommy’s sister, tormentor, tennis coach, and loving board game partner. Some of those things contradict each other but that was the way of Tommy’s life. She spent lots of her time on her phone which was something she would have to put behind her in order to go on that Church mission she wanted to go on. “Hold on, I gotta let my friend know I’m not available today,” Jessica said as she bumped into a chair and then pulled it away from the table, plopping down in the wooden seat. “How ‘bout you Jessica? Are you pumped?” Tommy said as Jessica continued to stare at her phone. She seemed very absorbed in whatever she was doing on that device. “No, I didn't pump up the tire on the car,” Jessica said vaguely without taking her eyes off the screen. “What?!” Tommy’s mom called as she pulled some eggs off the stove. “I told you I needed that done before today. Fine, You kids eat breakfast while I take care of it,” she said. Jessica often said random things while she was absorbed in her phone world. “Can you turn off your phone Ms.Wantstomarryherphone?” Tommy liked sarcasm, unfortunately his family hated it. “Uh, is that sarcasm I sense?” Jessica questioned as she scooped some eggs onto her plate and poked a sausage with her fork till it stuck. Tommy dished himself up some food as well. “I think your “sensors” need to be replaced,” Tommy responded. “I just fixed them yesterday,” Jessica retorted. Just before Tommy could swallow his food and respond, Jake opened their front door, hopped inside, and said, “Come on guys, we don’t want to be late, hundreds of people are gonna be there. Freddy waits for no one.” -End of Chapter One Chapter Two will be released depending on how well this does, though the whole book is already completely written.
