Susie Fnaf Gacha Novels & Stories

That's why I wanted to be your friend. "Hanging out with Alwyn and his buddies, all they ever do is chatter about things I don't understand, or they're playing cards and drinking. It's like I'm invisible. "Emma, let's swap contact info, okay? If I ever find myself with no one to chat with, you wouldn't mind me hitting you up, right? You're so cool, I bet you wouldn't mind." Susie was on a roll, barely taking a breath, leaving Emma no chance to jump in.

“He’ll call you later.” Susie nodded absently, already tapping at her tablet. “Mama Maxine said she’s picking me up this afternoon.” Claire froze. “Picking you up?” she echoed. “Yes!” Susie smiled brightly. “We’re celebrating today.” Claire swallowed. “Celebrating what?” Susie looked at her as if the answer were obvious. “Her birthday.” Claire felt something settle heavily in her chest. “I see,” she said carefully. “Did she invite you?”

“The empathic connection will synchronize all of the other party’s sensations, including—” “Cut the nonsense,” Susie interrupted coldly. “Start immediately. I have to know what Jason went through.” With a grave expression, Susie lay down on the operating table. To understand why I had left her so decisively, she decided to implant the same chip into her own body. Through this, she would establish an empathic connection with me. The moment the needle pierced her skin, a sharp pain made her frown. However, that was only the beginning. As the chip was successfully implanted and activated, memories began to surge into her mind like a tidal wave.

Che Che said on the verge of tears. "I'm okay now. It's time." She said, smiling, and as soon as the clock ticked to twelve, Freya lit the candle, and then we sang happy birthday, Sadie blew the candle after making a wish, but I wondered when Freya, Che che, and Iris held hand and then Sadie raised her hand. Lucas, Louis, Luther, and Raul, as well as me, watch in surprise when the three Faes' body suddenly turns into an orb, and it flies towards Sadie. It circled us for a few minutes before it went through her mouth.

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!"

She grunted dramatically, making me burst into laughter. “You should go in before your mom starts wondering why you’re out so late,” I said, nudging her gently. “I’ll head out now.” “Nyla, wait.” I stopped and turned back. “What is it?” Susie didn’t answer right away. She dug into her bag with a mischievous little smile playing on her lips. I stood there confused, watching her. Finally, she pulled out a sleek, beautifully wrapped package. The moment I saw the branding on it, my eyes widened in horror.

Not everyone appreciates having their peace disturbed by an unexpected visitor. Take Damian, for instance—he firmly believed in the saying: “Uninvited guests rarely receive a warm welcome.” A month ago, when his Aunt Marie paid him a visit, pleading for his help in securing a place for her son at the Royal Academy of Arts, he refused, citing the woman’s lack of courtesy. Or just last week, when Thomas—his late brother’s friend—knocked on his door in the dead of night, begging for a loan to pay off his debts to moneylenders, swearing he would return it once he won back his losses. And then, of course, there was poor Lucy Barnes, who had accused the former Duke of assault and demanded a hefty

Susie snickered with venom. Fiona clenched her jaw and glared at her but then her glare vanished. "How did you get here, Susie? What about your child?" Fiona asked. Despite her betrayal, Fiona still cared for her friend. Susie grimaced at her. "Keep your shitty concern to yourself, I was bought by a Royal guard and brought here, and my lover killed my child because my baby was human," She hissed coldly. Fiona flinched at the hatred in her voice.

She said innocently, “I’m helping Mom teach my vicious stepmother a lesson.” “...” Liam’s head was about to explode. “My little master, please stay put for a while. Your mom already told me to send you to the same kindergarten as Lucas.” “That’s great. I have a black card that I want to pass to Lucas,” Suzie said in a serious tone. “...” Liam felt that it was exhausting to have a kid. ... Not long after, the other members of the Hill family came to have breakfast too. Queenie saw a pretty velvet box placed beside Shaun. She could not resist opening it to have a look. She exclaimed, “Isn’t this The Queen’s Necklace?”

she said, handing each of them a fat envelope with Cayman National Bank embossed on one corner. "Susan!" Krista gasped when she opened her envelope and saw the fat stack of $100 bills. "There must be..." "$10,000," Susan said. "As thanks and to also make sure that you have some pocket money." "Pocket money!" Krista exclaimed, then burst out laughing. "What's this?" Zach asked, holding up a black VISA debit card, identical to the one that he had seen Susan use, only this one had his name on it. "I have one, too," Krista said, looking at it after getting it from the envelope.