Susie Dog Fnaf Novels & Stories

“Anyway, D-boy panicked, enlisted in the Navy, and vanished into the night.” “You’re such an asshole,” Alejandro mutters. “He doesn’t like to talk about it,” Noah adds with a grin. I stare at them. “So … what happened to Susie?” Noah doesn’t miss a beat. “Juvie,” he says flatly. “Stabbed her foster parent with a knife.” I bark out a laugh, half shock, half realization — they’re not that different from the guys I know. The reception area is big and breathing — wide-planked wooden floors warm underfoot, sunlight pouring in through floor-to-ceiling windows that frame rolling paddocks, open fields, and a glossy man-made lake shimmering in the distance like it knows it’s part of the sales pitch.

I doubt I could ever forgive myself for that. "Relax. He'll be fine." Susie said. She sat opposite me on a rather plush-looking sofa, looking sleepy by the minute. "Very comfortable eh?" I teased and laughed when she flipped me the finger. "After all the stress you have put me through? I deserve this shit, Hailey." "Aye yes, Master." I grinned. "Take all the shit you deserve. Which would you prefer? Dog, cat or dinosaur shit-" "Shut up," Susie grumbled, a lazy smile on her face. "So wanna talk about it?"

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!"

There’s one door that is shut, that door leads up to the bedroom. "This is my home, there's only one bedroom so ma'am you take my bedroom and Suki and I will stay in the living room." He picks up the small dog which is circling around his leg. "It's cute." She says looking at the dog. "Yeah she's Suki, she's a great companion." He says kissing the dog. She smiles and slowly sits on the couch holding her head. There is a hammering pain in her head, maybe it is because of all the stress and crying. "Do you have a headache?" He puts the dog down. "No um.. yeah a little bit." She looks up at him. "Okay you sit here I will be back." He walks away and disappears in the kitchen area.

He asked, his tone calm and indifferent as if he were merely a neutral observer, "Who are you? Why should I save you?" "Me? I'm Susan! Victor, I know your mecha is powerful! Please come and save me! My dog turned into a monster! It wants to eat me!" Susan's anxiousness was evident through her panicked tone. "Isn't Stanley there?" Victor asked. Since Susan was still in Riverside, she must be with Stanley. "He's holding off the dog, but his mecha isn't strong enough. He's about to lose. Where are you? When can you get here?" Susan urged, as if she wanted Victor to appear before her right away.

Casey says, tucking Joshua in by the arm, “so what's for dinner?” Tiffany looks over at Casey, “Joshua, this can not happen.” “What?” says Casey. Joshua looks over to Tiffany, “nothing is happening. Promise, sis.” Arriving by the door, Joshua stops them from entering, “someone is inside.” He draws his weapon and slowly opens the door. “It's the dog that looks like a Siberian husky.” “He's so cute,” says Casey running up to him and rubbing him, “he is hungry,” she says, taking out food and water.

“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.”

I heard her speak in my mind, “I am ever your servant, Miss.” “Thank you, Jennifer,” I responded. “And I would like you to meet Diana, my wolf.” “I am at your service, Diana.” “Thank you, Jennifer,” Diana said. “What is your wolf’s name?” “I am called Susie,” Jennifer’s wolf responded. “Hello, Susie,” I said. “Let us go find the males and explore this place.” Jennifer followed me to the front of the cabin, where we found the black and the golden wolves waiting for us.

I turned to Susie, who was tied to a chair, her eyes red and swollen from crying. "What happened, Susie?" I asked, my voice a little softer, but still firm. She raised her head, her eyes brimming with tears. "I...I can't remember, my lord," she stammered. "The Luna asked for a glass of water, which I gave to her, but after that...something hit my head, and I went blank. When I woke up, I couldn't find the Luna"

She had just returned from the cafeteria and wasn't in the mood to drink anything. After work, she picked up the thermos. As soon as she stepped out of the Infinity Realm gate, she saw a stray dog standing by the flowerbed, timidly looking at her. Serena paused, picked out a piece of chicken from the soup, and placed it in front of the dog. "You're in luck today." She said, watching the dog eagerly start eating. The soup had plenty of meat, and after the dog finished, she continued to feed it. Three minutes later, the dog whimpered, foaming at the mouth, and collapsed to the ground.