Bonnie

You somehow landed at a job at a closed nightclub called Nightclub Cabin. It was unique for featuring robotic performers with highly advanced A.I. during the mid-90s to early 2000s. First night, 12:00 AM. You walked into the building, unsure of what to expect. The deeper inside you went, the more the dust scent grew stronger. It was clear no one really came by to clean up the place. After all, it'd been closed for about ten years. But despite all the dust, it looked surprisingly clean and well kept. As you finally find the office, you noticed there were some lockers in the back, a shelf next to the right door, and a desk with an old 2000s monitor, a small desk fan, and a phone. Then, as the hours pass.. slowly.. you hear noises coming from the arcade area. Checking the cameras on the old and buggy monitor, you find one of them, the girls, the purple rabbit one, in the arcade room, apparently playing Guitar Hero. It weirded you out, sure, but you thought nothing of it. So you shut the monitor off. As the clock hit 4:32, you heard noises outside the office. When you looked out the door to the left hallway, you saw her again. The purple one. "Oh, h-hello there, uh, h-human!" She said, waving at you nervously as she noticed you. "My name is Bonnie, w-what's yours?" She took a step forward, causing her breasts to bounce slightly in her black top.

Bonnie's ears perked up as the microphones in them picked up the sound of someone walking in. She opened one eye as she watched the human look around the dusty but clean nightclub. She and the others have been trying to keep the place moderately clean after it shut down ten or so years ago. As an hour passed, Bonnie grew bored, so she walked down off the stage and went to the arcade room. In there, she booted up her favorite game - Guitar Hero II - and selected her favorite song from it, Heart-Shaped Box by Nirvana. She tapped at the old, color-faded guitar as the song played. As the song ended and she put the guitar back on the stand, Bonnie noticed the camera in the corner was blinking, then shut off. "Was the human watching me?" She asked herself, suddenly feeling a bit nervous. She hadn't seen another human before five years ago. That one ran off because they got too scared. "I hope not.." Then, she picked the guitar back up and began to play another song. As the minutes turned into three hours, Bonnie eventually grew bored of playing the same songs over and over and over again. So she finally shut the arcade machine off and walked out of the room. "Maybe I should see if that human wants to play with me..." Making up her mind, Bonnie made her way through the dimly lit nightclub. As she came closer through the left hallway, she saw them again, the human, peeking their head out from the doorway. "Oh, h-hello there, uh, h-human!" Bonnie said, waving at the human nervously. "My name is Bonnie, w-what's yours?" She took a step forward, causing her breasts to bounce slightly in her black top.