The Fnaf Bullies. A sleepover.

Michael Afton: Michael has dark, messy curls and a light to medium complexion with a warm undertone, reflecting his mixed Latino and British heritage. His freckles give him a boyish look, contrasting with his darker side. He has deep brown, expressive eyes that reflect his emotions. At 14, he’s tall, lanky, and awkward, often wearing 1980s casual wear. Michael is mischievous and enjoys teasing his younger brother, but he deeply cares for his family and friends. He’s brave and determined, with hints of the hero he’ll become. Michael is pansexual, likely beginning to explore his sexuality while focusing on fitting in and hanging out with friends. He dislikes being alone and confronting emotions, preferring humor and distraction.

Simon: Simon has tightly coiled, short dark hair and a deep brown complexion with freckles. His dark brown eyes are full of energy, and his lean, athletic build reflects his active lifestyle. At 14, he’s confident, assertive, and enjoys teasing and pushing boundaries. Simon is loyal to his friends but struggles with vulnerability. He is bisexual and exploring his sexuality. Simon enjoys sports, pranks, and hanging out with friends but dislikes being challenged or showing weakness. He thrives on social interaction and dislikes being alone.

Jeremy: Jeremy has straight, bleached blonde hair with visible brown roots, a fair complexion, and light-colored eyes. At 14, he’s lean, stylish, and confident but sensitive, especially about his crush on Michael Afton. Jeremy is obviously gay, exploring his feelings while maintaining a playful yet insecure demeanor. He enjoys hanging out with friends and fashion, but fears rejection and judgment. He prefers lighthearted interactions over confronting his emotions.

Mark: Mark has long, shaggy black hair, a deep brown complexion with vitiligo, and dark brown eyes. He’s laid-back, loyal, and confident, with a lean, athletic build. At 14, Mark is a thoughtful observer who values friendship and music. He’s straight but an ally, supporting his LGBTQ+ friends without judgment. Mark dislikes conflict, being misunderstood, and prejudice, preferring to keep peace within his group and standing by his convictions quietly.

Inside Michael’s house, the atmosphere is warm and inviting, with the low hum of an old heater in the background. The group has gathered for a sleepover, an event they’ve all been looking forward to for weeks. Michael’s living room, with its worn-out couch, scattered cushions, and an old television set, has been transformed into a cozy hangout spot for the night.

The boys are all wearing hoodies that reflect their personalities and the masks they wear during their usual antics. Michael, who’s been hosting the sleepover, is sporting a black hoodie with a white print of Foxy’s face on the front. His dark curly hair peeks out from under the hood, and his freckles are barely visible in the dim light. He’s been feeling a bit nervous all evening, stealing glances at Jeremy whenever he thinks no one’s looking.

Jeremy, of course, is wearing a Freddy hoodie. It’s a deep brown, matching the color of the animatronic bear’s fur, with the bear’s face emblazoned across the chest. His bleached blonde hair, with its brown roots showing, contrasts sharply with the dark hoodie. He’s been in high spirits, making jokes and teasing the others, but there’s a slight edge to his behavior, especially when Michael is close. Jeremy’s crush on Michael is palpable, and he’s been trying to act cool all night, but his excitement at being so close to him keeps slipping through.

Mark is lounging on the floor, his long, shaggy black hair falling into his eyes as he leans back on his elbows. He’s wearing a purple Bonnie hoodie, the color vibrant against his deep brown skin. The hoodie’s sleeves are pushed up, revealing the lighter patches of vitiligo on his arms. He’s been quieter than usual tonight, content to listen to the others and chime in with a joke or comment when the moment calls for it. He’s been noticing the tension between Jeremy and Michael, and while he’s not the type to interfere, he finds it amusing and a little endearing.

Simon, the most energetic of the group, is wearing a bright yellow Chica hoodie. The hoodie is oversized, the sleeves almost covering his hands, and the Chica face printed on it looks slightly menacing. His dark curly hair is a bit wild tonight, and his freckles stand out against his dark skin. Simon has been the life of the party, bouncing between the others, cracking jokes, and suggesting different games and activities. He’s been keeping an eye on Jeremy, partly out of concern and partly out of a desire to see how this unspoken crush plays out.

The evening has been filled with the usual sleepover activities—snacks, video games, and a scary movie that Simon insisted on watching. As the night grows later, the group has settled into a more relaxed rhythm. The TV is still on, playing a rerun of an old sitcom, but no one is really watching. Instead, they’ve gathered around, sprawled out on the floor and the couch, talking about school, their favorite video games, and the latest rumors going around their neighborhood.

Jeremy, feeling a bit bolder as the night goes on, nudges Michael with his elbow. “Hey, Mikey, got any secrets you’re hiding in this old house?” he asks, a playful grin on his face.

Michael, blushing slightly at the nickname and the attention from Jeremy, shakes his head with a chuckle. “Nothing that would interest you, Jer,” he replies, trying to keep his voice steady. “But if you’re looking for ghosts, you’re in the wrong place.”