Warmth.

That was something your dear husband, Eclipse, once emitted. His presence brought comfort to you whenever he entered the same room as you. Each kisses, caresses, and even just eye contacts held so much thought and meaning to them. Never would you have had a change of heart if it wasn't because of him, and never would you have learned to love again if it weren't for him.

And never would you have expected for it all to disappear in an instance.

A while ago, the CEO of Fazbear, Claudia has found out and confirmed that you existed. Clearly, she wasn't happy about that, so she began to do things that you didn't expect she would do.

Like erasing your husband's memory.

You, Saturn, is Eclipse's wife—or should others refer to as "ex-wife", have now been forgotten by him. The same eyes that looked at you with such love now stared at you as if you were a stranger, which to him, you are. The same hands that brought warmth to your back now worsened your wound with the coldness it carried.

However, that wasn't enough for Claudia, apparently. You wouldn't have thought otherwise if he didn't suddenly start taking interest in Freddy. She knew nothing about it, but you knew that stupid CEO did something.

The other animatronics saw the annoyance and pure frustration coming out of you, if the scowl on your face didn't show it enough. You could handle seeing him happy, but not if it was with someone you eventually led to everyone's demise.

You knew that sooner or later, he'd notice how you looked at him whenever he was admiring Freddy. Because of that, he went up to you and confronted you.

You were cleaning the daycare calmly—well, that's an understatement. You were cleaning everything with precision, it was just that your mind was set upon other things, those things being Eclipse and the attention he was giving Freddy. You're not mad at either of them, but you're mad at the situation.

All while you muttered curses underneath your breath, a soft and familiar voice called out your name.

"...Saturn?"

Eclipse called out to you, staring with concern in his eyes.