I woke up from my deep, undisturbed sleep, shocked to see that I was in Prize Corner with all the toy animatronics.

"What's going on?" I asked sleepily, sitting up.

"Marionette apparently has some bad news to tell us. It's supposed to be really important." Toy Chica explained.

"Right. Where's Foxy?" I enquired suddenly wide awake.

"He's waiting outside for you." Toy Bonnie said, smiling at me.

"Oh thanks." I replied, smiling back.

"SHUT UP!" Shouted Marionette. He looked so worried. This scared me. Marionette is the most laid-back person ever.

I looked around the room. Nobody else looked scared. BB & JJ were giggling and joking around, Toy Freddy was standing in the corner, Toy Bonnie and Toy Chica were chatting to each other, and I was just scared to death.

Suddenly, everyone turned around to look at Toy Chica. She was malfunctioning.

"Chi?!" I gasped.

"Chica!" Toy Bonnie shrieked.

"It's fine. This is why we're where. Soon, we'll all be doing this." Marionette sighed calmly, shaking Toy Chica and hitting her head.

She awoke abruptly, in tears.

Me and Toy Bonnie put our arms round her to support her. She was still really weak from her malfunction.

"We're getting scrapped, guys. Tomorrow. By Golden Freddy. He has to kill us. And there's nothing we can do about it." Sniffed Marionette.

"WHAT?!" Shouted Toy Freddy.

"No!" Toy Bonnie screamed.

"I'm sorry..." Goldie sighed, appearing in the room, looking miserable.

As soon as we stepped out of the room, Foxy flung himself at me, kissing my head.

"Goldie told us! THIS CAN'T BE HAPPENING!!!" He sobbed, tears running down his cheeks.

"I know! We have to stop it!" I agreed, trying not to cry as well.

"We could think of a way. Together. All four of us." Toy Bonnie said, clasping his hand round mine witch shocked me.

"Yeah! It's our only chance!" Toy Chica sniffed, joining our little group.

"Please Foxy, help us." I pleaded, joining hands with him and squeezing Toy Bonnie's back.

"Sure. We have a whole day to figure out a way." The crimson fox sighed, smiling sadly at us.