Fnaf x oc (Done)

The flames roared behind them as Vanessa, Gregory, and Glamrock Freddy made it out of the crumbling Pizzaplex. The night air was cool against their skin, a stark contrast to the blazing inferno they had just escaped. But as they turned to look back at the burning building, a heavy silence fell over them.

“Where’s Jacob?” Gregory asked, his voice small, filled with a mixture of hope and fear.

Vanessa’s heart sank. She had seen the look in Jacob’s eyes before he urged them to leave. It was the look of a man who had made peace with his fate. She placed a hand on Gregory’s shoulder, trying to find the right words.

“He… he stayed behind, Gregory,” Vanessa said softly, her voice trembling. “He made sure we were safe.”

Glamrock Freddy’s ears drooped, the usually cheerful animatronic now subdued by the loss of their ally. “Jacob was very brave. He did what he believed was right.”

Gregory’s eyes filled with tears, but he nodded, understanding in his heart that Jacob had sacrificed himself to protect them. They stood there for a moment, watching as the Pizzaplex was engulfed by the flames, each of them silently mourning the loss of a man who had given so much.

But life had to go on.

The sun was shining brightly over a small, quaint neighborhood. A year had passed since the night that changed everything. Gregory, now a little older and wiser, ran through the backyard of his new home, laughing as he chased after a soccer ball. Vanessa, sitting on the porch, smiled as she watched him play. The weight of the past year had slowly lifted, replaced by the warmth and comfort of this new life.

Vanessa had officially adopted Gregory, giving him the family he had never had. The two of them had built a life together, a life that honored the memory of those they had lost but looked forward to the future with hope and determination.

Glamrock Freddy, now with a more rustic and endearing appearance after being restored, was with them as well. He had found a new home in a small, family-run pizzeria. It wasn’t the grandeur of the Pizzaplex, but it was perfect. The children adored him, and he had found a new purpose in bringing joy to others, just as he had always wanted.

On weekends, Freddy would come to visit Gregory and Vanessa, sharing stories and playing games with Gregory, who had come to see the animatronic as a friend and protector. The bond between the three of them had grown stronger over the year, turning into something that resembled a family, even if it wasn’t conventional.

One evening, as the sun dipped below the horizon, casting the sky in hues of pink and orange, Vanessa called Gregory inside for dinner. He ran in, his cheeks flushed from the fresh air and his eyes bright with happiness. As they sat down at the table, there was a sense of peace that filled the room, a peace that had been hard-won.

“How about we go see Freddy tomorrow?” Vanessa suggested as she dished out the food.

Gregory’s face lit up. “Yeah! I can’t wait to show him my new drawing!”

Vanessa smiled, ruffling his hair. “I’m sure he’ll love it.”

As they ate, their conversation flowed easily, filled with laughter and the simple joys of everyday life. There was no longer a shadow hanging over them—just the warmth of a new beginning, a life that they had all fought so hard to achieve.

Far from the world of the living, in a place where time and pain no longer existed, Jacob stood in a vast, golden field. The air was filled with the scent of flowers, the soft rustle of leaves, and the gentle hum of life. It was a place of peace, a place where all the pain and suffering of the past could be forgotten.

Beside him stood Michelle, her smile radiant as she looked at him, her hand intertwined with his. CC was there too, laughing as he played with Cassidy and Charlie Emily, Henry’s daughter. They chased each other through the field, their laughter echoing through the air, a sound that was pure and filled with joy.

Henry and his daughter, Charlie, stood a little ways off, watching the scene with soft smiles. Henry looked at Jacob, a sense of understanding passing between them. They had both fought so hard to protect those they loved, and now they were here, finally able to rest.

“It’s over, Jacob,” Henry said quietly, placing a hand on Jacob’s shoulder. “You did it. You saved them.”

Jacob nodded, a deep sense of contentment settling over him. “We all did, Henry. And now… now we can finally be at peace.”

The group moved together, gathering in a circle as they sat down on the soft grass. The sun was warm on their skin, the sky above them clear and endless. They talked, they laughed, they shared stories of the lives they had lived, and the happiness they had found in this place.

Michelle leaned her head on Jacob’s shoulder, closing her eyes as she savored the moment. “This is perfect, Jacob. We’re all together.”

Cassidy, sitting beside Jacob, smiled up at him. “Thank you for keeping your promise.”

“I wouldn’t have it any other way,” Jacob replied, his voice filled with warmth.

As the day in this eternal place came to a close, they sat together, watching as the stars began to twinkle in the sky. They were together, they were happy, and they were free from the horrors of the past.

And in that peaceful place, they celebrated. They celebrated their victories, their love, and the fact that they had found each other again. It was a celebration of life, of family, and of the bonds that could never be broken.

As the night deepened, Jacob looked around at the people he had come to love, the people who had become his family. He knew that this was where he was meant to be, with them, in this place of peace and love.

“We’re finally home,” Jacob whispered, his heart full.

Michelle smiled, her eyes shining with happiness. “Yes, Jacob. We’re finally home.”

And so, as the stars shone brightly above, they sat together, wrapped in the warmth of their love, knowing that they would never be separated again. The darkness of the past was gone, replaced by the eternal light of the love they shared.

In this place, there was no more pain, no more fear—only joy, peace, and the knowledge that they were together, forever.