Eternals

The pizzeria was dark and empty, everyone being in the front of the establishment, most likely doing another truth or dare with some other Eternals. All but two of them. A sound barrier was held around Pirate's Cove, encasing the two within in private silence.

Bonnie rolled his eyes as Foxy wrapped his fluffy tail around him, pulling his body closer to his lover. The fox grinned widely, his white and yellow teeth glimmering in the light peeking in through the curtains. His beautiful golden eye was taking in every part of him, every part of his being. And Bonnie was willing to give everything to his lover.

In nature, they were to be enemies, and yet they had somehow found love together. That didn't mean they sometimes didn't show their rather unique animal instincts. Bonnie had lost count of the many times Foxy would growl playfully and chase him around the establishment until he finally caught him. Those many times, Foxy would carry him back to Pirate's Cove and proceed to dominate him in every way, shape, and form.

This was not one of those times. Instead, they had simply decided to... spend some quality time together. That might explain the intense blush across the rabbit's face, causing him to occasionally look away in almost embarrassment.  But each time, Foxy would trail his hook down the side of the bunny's face, his tail pulling him even closer into his arms.

"Ye ready ta have some fun laddy?"

The fox's accent always soothed him. It was rough and yet so soft, especially when it was directed towards him. Bonnie had always thought he would never in his life have the fox's affections. The pirate could have anybody. He knew Chika had a thing for him and he could have her so easily. Freddy too, with a little bit of work. Mangle as well, though it might be awkward. Either way, sometimes he thought Foxy deserved better.

When Bonnie had voiced these thoughts, he had been responded with an almost angry growl as the fox had slammed him into the wall and forcefully and passionately kissed him. His snake like tongue had slithered into his mouth and easily dominated him. Any shadow of a doubt had been washed away that night as Foxy had exerted his love for him and no one else over him.

"Oh course I am Foxel"

The nickname was so cheesy that the pirate loved it, especially when it was coming from his adorable lover, the only person he loved, the only person who would ever have his full love. Yes, he knew foxes were meant to hunt and kill rabbits, Bonnie was an exception. Well, Bonnie and someone else...

His grin spreading across his muzzle, Foxy allowed his almost predator instincts to take over, his nose taking in the sweet smell of his lover. The bunny further blushed, looking away even more before he growled softly, a playful glint in his slightly narrowed golden eye. When Bonnie looked back to him, the pirate gently began to nibble on his lover's long, right ear, taking in the sensational whimper of the bunny as his teeth hit the ear's metal.

After a few moments, he pulled away and inched his muzzle closer to the other, noticing the excited twitching of him. Instead of proceeding to connect their mouths like they would any other time, he spoke, his voice soft and quiet.

"Then go ahead an' get the laddle"

Normally, his words would lull the bunny to do whatever the fox wanted, since he was fine with being dominated by his should-be hunter.  But the moment the nickname reached his ears, he stopped. Laddy was Foxy's nickname for him but laddle was meant for...

Eyes narrowing slightly, Bonnie carefully grabbed the pirate's hook hand and pulled it off of his side. This was how he always got the fox's attention and now was no exception. Although it was a rather quick movement, Foxy was not phazed in the least. He simply allowed Bonnie to move him slightly away, his grin never faltering in the slightest.

"Foxy, you said you wouldn't bring him into this" the bunny stated quietly, his voice hushed as if others could here them, to which they couldn't.

The pirate flicked his tail, stretching it slightly as he answered calmly, "Come on, laddy. I know as much as ye that ye wanna show the laddle how much we like him"

Of course he would go back to their shared affections for the older animatronic. Yes, he had said that he would someday want to show him how much they both loved him but now? Why now though? They had only recently figured out of their shared affections for him, wasn't this a rather big step right now?

It was as if the pirate read his mind for he added, "Yes, I know it's a rather quick step here but what have we gotta lose?"

A lot actually. But Bonnie knew better than to try and change the stubborn mind of his lover. Eyes rolling, he gently released Foxy's hand and stepped away from him. With one final, wordless nuzzle to the fox's long muzzle, the bunny turned and walked out of the cove in search of their friend, or something more.

Now was the problem of figuring out where he was. And there was no way Bonnie was going to the front of the establishment. He knew for a fact that Springtrap was not with them, he just wasn't like that. So where in the world would he be at?

His thoughts were interrupted when a very familiar figure teleported in front of him, or rather, his face.

"Heyya Bonnie!"

The bunny stopped and pushed the little figure off of him, raising an eyebrow at the crazy smile on the miniature version of the one he was searching for. Recovering, he quickly spoke, cursing himself for stuttering slightly.

"Uh, h-hey Plushie"

The plush bunny beamed his grin at his counterpart, abandoning his hover and landing on the ground easily. Before he could speak though, Bonnie cut him off, asking the question he needed to know, and not in the mood to get thrown into the mindset of his little friend's thoughts.

"Hey Plushie, do ya know where your broth- uh, fath, er, Springtrap is?" It was awkward to say the least, not knowing exactly what the original version of the plush bunny was to him. But how was he to know when all he ever had called him was his common nickname of Springy?

To his stuttering mess of trying to figure out what he called Springtrap, the plush bunny laughed his little maniacal giggle, nearly falling over from his little giggle fit. There were times like this that Bonnie really wanted to kick the little rabbit but he wouldn't do so, knowing that Springy would be mad at him for it. Plushie? He wouldn't be fazed at all by it.

After finishing his little giggle fit, Plushie spoke, his voice laced with casual amusement. "Brother, father, bestie, same thing, isn't it? I mean, he's still Springy, ain't he? Well anyways, he's over by the office last time I checked. I'm guessin' you and Foxy wanna talk to him or something so go check there" He paused to gaze at the taller animatronic, his beady eyes boring into his face at that point in time.

"Anyways, I have ta get back to our little game of truth or dare as you might have guessed my little teleportation was. Be careful with my Springy alright? Yep, you've got it. Seeya later Bonnie!" And with that, the little bunny teleported away, likely to the front of the establishment once more.

Bonnie couldn't even speak that entire exchange, he spoke so fast and came to reasonable conclusions that were actually true. Curse him for making him blush for instantly feeling a small blush grow on his own face when the term 'my Springy' came into play. So did that mean that after this, that he would somehow be spiritually linked to the plush bunny that confused him so much?

Shaking his head, Bonnie rolled his eyes and made his way towards the office, taking his used to be normal route before he noticed the open door of the west hall of the office. Gulping slightly, the purple bunny silently peeked his head around the corner, his eyes darting around until they landed on the rabbit of his and his lover's affections.

His eyes instantly softened as he simply watched the spring bunny stare almost blankly at a wall. That moment seemed to drag on forever before Springtrap spoke, his voice so quiet he could barely hear him, but somehow he did.

"I-I know you're there, Bonnie" His voice was rough and raspy, his voice obviously going within telepathy's reaches. Yet, he was still so quiet, but Bonnie heard him and silently walked over to his side, sitting besides him and gently nuzzling the side of his head. The spring animatronic instantly flinched slightly but he didn't pull away. He didn't even look at him, instead looking away with distant eyes.

"Are you alright Springy?" Bonnie couldn't help but to ask him as he almost shyly looked back to him. He was just so... cute, just like Foxy. Especially when he wasn't sure how to answer something. It was a simple question yet it wasn't to the older animatronic. He knew what he had gone through, and no, he never blamed him for it, and thus never even dreamed of using that against him.

Springtrap flicked his damaged right ear, the wires hanging out of it tied tightly shut so as to not catch fire... again. Bad thoughts, go away. They all agreed to never bring that up again. And so there was that.

Instead of speaking, he simply nodded his head, the top portion of his left ear tilting with him as he did so. What did he say before, again? He was so adorable.

It was then that moment that Bonnie decided to speak, his voice calm and welcoming but also hiding a soft nervous desire. It was times like this that the bunny treated Springtrap like Foxy, just watching him and hiding a hidden desire to flat out drag him back to the Cove and force himself and Foxy onto him. But he would never do it like that. He had to take this slow for all of their sakes.

"So, ya wanna come and spend some time with me and Foxy back at the Cove?" Wow, that sounded bad. But he knew that Springtrap didn't even understand what that kind of stuff was but still, if he had said that around the pirate fox, he would have surely not gotten away with it.

Almost instantly, the spring bunny seemed to warp before him. He turned into his smaller form, reaching the height of Apple Bloom and Nyarth. He looked up at Bonnie at first and simply narrowed his eyes and concentrated his magic on something. The next thing he knew, they were teleported into Pirate's Cove. Well, at least he got his answer.