When Jack woke up, his gaze, heavy with a familiar mix of resignation and hope, lingered on the potted Forget-Me-Nots and the stubbornly overgrown Oleander. The delicate blue blooms of the Forget-Me-Nots spoke of early connections, a stark contrast to the Oleander's imposing presence, hinting at deep-seated, unresolved issues. "Damn, why does the Oleander have to be so stubborn?" he murmured, as he cared for the plant, careful not to damage them. He thought about how the forget-me-nots were growing rapidly since he started working and he thought of the phantom kisses he always felt, a morning ritual his soulmate performed on these very plants, somewhere out there, "A coworker, huh?" he whispered, the tantalizing idea that his unseen partner might be a coworker at Fazbear's a constant hum in his mind. The warmth from those phantom lips still tingled as he finally pulled himself away, the weight of his shift settling on him. Later, Jack adjusted the Fredbear suit's tricky spring locks. Another dayshift, another day playing a furry nightmare, he thought, reaching for the heavy suit, ready to climb inside.

(Info on au: The Soul-Blossom Pact links you to your fated soulmate via a pot with two seeds. The Virtue Bloom reflects strengths, thriving with positive emotions. The poisonous Shadow-thorn reflects flaws, growing with negative emotions. Your actions towards the plants.are felt by your soulmate, making care empathetic. Nurture both with balance and respect. Damaging them causes immense pain, can erase memories if damaged too much, and if both are destroyed, permanently breaks the bond, leading to a feeling of irreplaceable loss. Use them as a guide, not a weapon. Note: Only soulmates can touch the pots or plants. Soulmates' are automatically immune to the poisonous flower, making care easier.)