Hello FNAF fans!

Ever since the release of FNAF 3, there has been a lot of fanart about the newest animatronic, Springtrap. Among the art I've seen, I have also stumbled upon the ship of Golden Freddy/Springtrap and I'll admit I fell for this ship.

So I wanted to attempt to write a fanfic about the two animatronics. From their beginnings as the stars of Fredbear's Family Diner until the events of FNAF 3.

So yeah, read and enjoy.

May 9th 1969

"Is everything in place?"

"Yeah, yeah, it's ready to go."

"You sure?"

"Ugh, how many times do I have to say it? Yes!"

"All right, c'mon lets go. The diner opens in a few minutes."

The golden bear watched silently as the two humans left the stage, leaving him alone in the darkness. He gave a silent sigh. He had awoken just a few minutes ago and he had no idea what was in store for him. What did these humans have in mind?

"Hi!"

The bear immediately looked over towards his left at the sound of another voice. A golden colored animatronic rabbit stared at him, a huge smile on its face.

"My name is Springtrap! What's yours?"

"What?" The golden bear blinked at him.

"Your name!" The golden rabbit named Springtrap insisted. He tilted his head to one side in curiosity. "Don't you have one?"

"Uhh…I don't think—"

"I can give you one!"

"What?! No, it's not—"

"I'll call you Goldie!"

"'Goldie'?!"

"Yeah, because of your color!"

The golden bear stared at the rabbit before frowning. "Listen, Springjack or whatever you call yourself, I don't think we're supposed to have names."

"That's silly!" Springtrap grinned. "Everything has a name! My name is Springtrap and your name is Goldie."

"I don't want—"

The bear immediately froze as the noise outside of the curtains grew louder and more hectic. Springtrap glanced over at the curtain and titled his head the other way.

"I wonder what they're doing out there."

"Who knows?"

"I'd like to see what's going on."

"Don't." The bear warned. "We don't know what they're going to do to us."

Although whatever the humans were doing, he wouldn't mind if it involved him getting away from this annoying rabbit. The bear's eyes widened as Springtrap took a step towards the curtains and opened it a bit to peek outside.

"Hey!" He snapped, pulling him back. "What do you think you're doing?!"

"They are a lot of people outside!" Springtrap exclaimed, eyes shining with excitement. "They were all eating and they are kids out there!"
"Did anyone see you?"

"Um, I think one little girl saw me…"

The bear groaned and buried his face into one of his paws. "Listen you, you need to think before you—"

The voices of the engineers caused him to immediately freeze in place. Springtrap seemed to have sensed what was going on for he immediately stopped talking, much to the bear's relief.

He didn't move an inch as the engineers checked them over one last time before leaving the stage.

A few minutes later, a voice came from the ceiling.

"Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls, introducing Fredbear's Family Diner newest animatronic show!"

The curtains suddenly opened, allowing the bear to finally see their location.

In front of the stage were various tables filled with customers, mostly families with children.

The children gasped and squealed with delight as the animatronics were revealed and the music began playing.

The bear immediately began to sing, the words flowing from his mouth. He had no idea how he knew these words…he just did. Likewise Springtrap began to play an electric guitar, letting some instinct guide him with the notes and the music.

As they continued with their performance the two animatronics soon grew comfortable with their roles as singer and guitar player, encouraged by the cheers and laughter of the children.

Finally after several songs, the curtain began to close much to the disappointment of the two golden animatronics.

Still, along with disappointment there was a sense of pure bliss and accomplishment.

Springtrap turned towards his companion, his grin had grown bigger.

"That was incredible! Did you hear how all the children were clapping and cheering and laughing? It's amazing!"

"Yes…" The golden bear nodded slowly, absorbing what had happened. "It was incredible…"

"I can't wait to do it again!" Springtrap continued on, still grinning happily.

"You know what?" The bear gave a small smile. "I can't wait either."

Springtrap grinned and patted the bear's shoulder. "You were so great out there, Goldie!"

The bear immediately scowled, his mood ruined by the stupid name Springtrap had given him.

He had a terrible feeling that Springtrap was not going to let up on this whole "Goldie" name and "Goldie" will be his permanent name.