Novel & Cerita Fnaf Susie

She isn't that intelligent but I think she is in the field of dating and with boys. “You think so?” I ask, a little skeptical and unsure. “And what do you have to loose, girlfriend. The ship with Nolan has sunk now, down deep into the ocean. It's time to abandon that ship and hop onto the next one that's still up and sailing.” Susie replies. “Hmm... Maybe you're right. Like you said. What have I got to loose.” I say and before I hang up, I tell Susie about my meeting with Amanda Campbell. “What!? Oh my God, Matilda! I'm so happy for you!” Susie screams and I smile knowing she is very happy and excited for me.

Faye asked unceremoniously at once. Susie uttered coldly, "I don't care what you are to him, but stay away from my grandpa. Oh, and I'm sure you're someone with power as well. This man's a scammer, and I hope you don't fall for his tricks and end up bankrupt." After that, Susie left in a hurry to go after her grandfather. Faye did not know what to say. What a rude lady! "Boss, who was that? What's the matter with her?" Faye asked.

Susan is really getting the hang of the transmitter commands. Susan has removed her panties and is naked from the waist down. Danae steps over to help her undress, grabbing the bottom of her blouse and lifting it up. Susan raises her arms to let Danae remove her blouse and toss it aside. Leaving her hands in the air, Susan smiles at me as Danae unfastens the front clasp of her bra and lowers her mouth to my sister's exposed nipple.

The cartoon bear smiled up at me. “Which girl?” I asked, just as one of the candidates came to stand behind Elva. “I hope it’s okay,” the girl said. “This one,” Elva said, pointing at her. I looked up at the girl. She was younger than me, eighteen at the most, with pale hair and round features. She stood timidly, her hands weaved together at her waist. She kind of looked like she wanted to run away. “I’m Susie,” she said. “Hi, Susie!” Elva said. “I’m Elva. I’m three. I like bears.”

I said, giving her one of my practiced smiles, leaning back just enough to look casual but interested. “Hi,” she said excitedly with her brightest smile. “What's your name?” “Susan,” she replied quite hesitantly. “But you can call me Suzie.” “And I'm Jane,” the younger one added. “Okay Suzie, I realized I might need your number, in case I need a home delivery.” Susan let out a nervous laugh, her hands fidgeting as she looked down, avoiding direct eye contact. “Um, actually, you already have it. You took it last time you were here.”

Zoey approached the woman kneeling on the ground and grabbed her chin, "This is our latest invention, an anesthetic. It is launched using small unmanned drones, and people are completely unaware. Pretty useful, isn't it?" Susie hated these people so much. She couldn't be trapped at Lochcliff, she wanted to go back to Janfield, so they couldn't do anything to her! "I was just joking with Nancy, since everyone is fine, let's just disperse." Zoey's strength increased, causing Susie to furrow her brow. "Do you think we're all fools? Susie, everything you just did has been recorded. There is both eyewitness and physical evidence, and you think you can escape back to Janfield? Dream on!"

Ashford gasped in horror. "Brother!" Susan shrieked. "What did Mom or Brianna do wrong? She’s your future wife! What was that woman Fanny to you? You’re going to attack your own family for her?" Susan’s outburst was the final nail in the coffin. It confirmed the conspiracy between Mrs. Ashford and Brianna. Mrs. Ashford glared at her daughter, wishing she could strike her—how could she have raised such a fool? "Susan, what are you talking about?" Brianna snapped, her expression darkening. "What happened to Fanny has nothing to do with me."

Fabian coughed into his hand to hide his laugh. “We are not acting shy,” Claire defended immediately. Susie narrowed her eyes. “You used to sit closer before.” Silence. Fabian slowly looked at Claire. Claire avoided eye contact instantly. Susie gasped dramatically. “Oh my God.” Claire groaned softly. “Please stop learning expressions from the internet.” ⸻ Later that evening, Susie fell asleep halfway through the project. Claire carefully carried her upstairs to bed. When she returned downstairs, Fabian was cleaning the scattered supplies quietly.

She had come to feed them. Susie then slipped on her thick pair of gloves as she dipped her hand into the red gooey substance. She picked it up and stared at it, her face scrounging into one of disgust. Susie then tossed it as far away as possible, into the forest, the long red meat disappearing into the fog.

“That’s nothing. Stepmother said she’s been trying to seduce older wolves since she was sixteen. That’s why Tommy dumped her.” Laughter. Then a voice I recognize—Susie’s. “Trust me. She’s not Luna material. She’ll crack the first time we face a real threat. And when she does, I’ll be there to pick up the pieces.” My blood roars. I step out from behind the building, into the open. The group of a half-dozen young wolves turns, eyes wide. Susie’s face goes pale, then pinched with defiance. “Marie,” she says, too sweetly. “Eavesdropping? How fitting.”