Logbook Cassidy Fnaf Novels & Stories

“You won’t be alone. I’ll be there with you.” That seemed to ease her a little. “The forest there is beautiful,” I added. “Our wolves will enjoy it.” “…Okay,” she whispered. “I’ll try.” “Good,” I said softly. Cassidy suddenly clicked her tongue. “Then what about me?” she asked loudly. “What am I supposed to do while you two go all wolf mode?” Jay chuckled. “You’ll be with me. We’re going fishing.” “What?!” she gasped. “Dad, fishing is for boys!”

00:00:01 The timer froze. Then blinked. And disappeared. For a full minute, the livestream went black. Claire sat beside Ethan and Cassandra in the safehouse’s small study, breath caught in her throat, laptop open, surveillance feed running. Jason stood at the window. The silence was louder than any scream. Then the screen flashed. A single image appeared. Cassandra’s handwriting. A scanned journal page. One of the private entries she had written at nineteen. Then another. Then dozens.

Taking a deep breath, Cassie furrowed her brows and stood on her Feet, Then heaved and walked towards the open Window, she was determined to get the Creature's DNA. It was night, Cassie stood by the Window as she stared at the Night Stars and then, a smile suddenly creeped towards her Lips making it seem mischievous as if she had gotten an idea. "Dad's Journal!" Cassie whispered and without Hesitation, She decided to find her way downstairs before she changed her mind. And then go all the way towards her Dad's room and then take his Journal before anyone sees her, she needed to find some answers to her questions.

“To continue, let’s say she doesn’t have a mark on her neck by tomorrow—call Mom. We need more info from her. You need to do this thing that I will suggest so Zach can stop with his lies.” I nodded my head, and she began with her suggestions. My eyes widened as I listened, but everything she said made sense. I just needed the guts to do that, but first, I needed confirmation from Aunt Celeste. I nodded my head again, agreeing with everything. I was about to say something when Cassidy spoke again. “Okay, girls, I have to go. I already see Kairo.” “Kairo?” We all asked at the same time. “Yes, that sexy Alpha of Dark Wood Pack.” Cassidy winked at us.

“Mommy, we changed our clothes!” Nardy and Noel’s excited voices echoed from outside the door. Cassidy stepped out, her eyes immediately catching a tiny red light hidden in the corner of the ceiling. A barely noticeable camera. She smiled faintly—Roel’s work, no doubt. Always cautious. Turning to her kids, she raised a brow, amused. “Wow… look at you two. Those genes really came through.” Nardy giggled, twirling. Noel grinned proudly.

Inside that building, she had found an old radio, but as expected, it didn’t work. "Damn it…" she muttered, pressing the buttons repeatedly. No signal, no sign of life beyond this island. I can’t keep going like this. She ran a hand through her tangled hair, trying to calm her increasingly chaotic thoughts. I have to do something. I can’t just sit here and wait to die. Using what little strength she had left, Cassandra dragged a large wooden log to the shore. She began tracing three giant letters in the sand with the log—SOS.

"Present sounds. Like you're aware of being asleep." "Is that—" "I like it," Cassian said. "I noticed it the first time you stayed over and I noted it in the notebook." "You have a notebook about me," Aiden said. "I've had notebooks since the previous lifetime," Cassian said. "Yes." "You're writing a new one." "Volume fifteen," Cassian confirmed. "Which began the day I found you." Aiden looked at him. "Can I read it," he said. "Eventually," Cassian said.

Since everyone had an IAC, there weren’t too many of them in all of headquarters. “I’ll go with you,” Cassidy said, placing her hand gently on Tara’s arm before she stood. “There’s a phone at Lena’s desk, and I think I might be able to use her computer to fix the IAC problem.” “You do?” Cadence asked, eyeing her sister suspiciously. She knew she was very techy, but this seemed like something only Christian would be able to fix. “Yeah. I saw what happened to it, and I think I can reverse it,” Cassidy replied. Glancing over her shoulder at Jamie, she said, “Is his name really Spittle?”

While I wait for the water to heat up, Fiona, Laura and one of the new border recruits, I think her name is Cassidy, walk in and claim a shower head. "Hey." I greet them as I travel under the stream of hot water. Fiona smiles. "Hey, girl. How's it going?" I glance to her. "It's going. What about you guys." Laura squeaks. "Good. Thanks for all the training." "No problem, sweetie." I soap up my hair. Cassidy speaks up. "So Anna. How you liking the unit. It's so different from border."

Christopher must have made some progress by now as well. They had no idea what he was creating but finally after they left this world they knew that Cassidy would be back to normal again. Or would she? Bit by a glitch bug to be reduced to nothing more than a mere puppet. Even if the glitch was removed, would Cassidy be herself again? Would she remember all the things she did? Was her mind stuck being forced to watch as her body was forced to do as Logan said. Could it be possible that Sean Callister was the same?