Like a Memory (A FNAF Story) **SLOW UPDATES**

Nine years ago, Tracy and her brothers moved across the nation for an unknown reason. Now, with no parents or extended family, the Millers move back into their family house - Rob, David, and Will already with jobs in the city. When Tracy finally picks up the newspaper and sees the ad for Freddy Fazbear's Pizza (a popular restaurant when Tracy was younger) she's shocked to see how low the pay for the job is. $120 a week- not responsible for injury or dismemberment? Oh God, why is she calling the pizzeria? Is it nostalgia? Oh, and let's not forget that it's going to be from twelve to six am. The perfect job for an almost 17-year-old.
Please see the sarcasm.
Freddy, Foxy, Bonnie, and Chica have been trapped inside the pizzeria for so long, they don't even know how long it's been. All they know now is roaming the building at night, terrifying the night guard watching, who will most likely get kiiiiiii-indly invites to a behind the scenes of the once-loved and popular pizzeria.
But when the newest hire is a familiar face, the animatronics forget their overdone routine and just watch, her actions bringing old - very old - memories back to the surface. As the first week progresses, Tracy undergoes some unusual changes... it's almost like she's part robot. Metallic screeches, bursts of strength and changing eye colours; Tracy feels like she's going insane. The dreams of the animatronics as young children don't help at all, and the hallucination of a golden bear suit, sitting and giggling in her office, pushes her mental limit.
When Tracy finds a note from her deceased mother, a code revealing that her father - who had disappeared when Tracy was three - was actually an animatronic at the older Freddy Fazbear's on the other side of town, she jumps at the chance. Grabbing the five (now human, don't ask) animatronics, they continue the journey, finding old and new relations, a new family, and people who, for some reason, are bent on getting rid of... non-animatronics.