5# Cracks and Shatters

                                    

                                          
Your new little moth friend Molly flew around in your room, excited about the things it saw. "You find it interesting, huh?" you chuckled when Molly landed on your hand. "I think your world is even more interesting than mine," you said as you gently moved your finger along its brown wings. You did it carefully, because you were unsure of their sensitivity. 
You envied the freedom Molly had. It could just fly anywhere and be free outside without any consequences when being seen by humans. 
The door got kicked open, making you and Molly get startled. You both found Freddy running to your direction. When he stopped right in front of you, he hid his right hand behind his back. Without being able to stand still, he giggled and fiddled with his hands and bobbed back and forth. He looked exactly like a child that just lost his first tooth and would explode if he didn't immediately tell his mom. "Gue-ess wha-at!" he exclaimed, his voice glitching more than usual in excitement. 
"What is it?" you asked, raising your eyebrow.
He wagged his finger in front of your face. "Nah-ah, you-ou go-otta guess!"
"I can't just guess, I suck at it."
"You-ou have three-ee tries, o-or else I wo-on't tell you-ou."
You sighed while pinching the bridge of your nose. "You'll perform tomorrow?"
"Nope," he responded, shaking his head. "Well, actually yes, but that's not the point."
"You'll be getting a new voice bank?"
He jokingly sniffled and tilted his head, looking up as if he was insulted. "That was vewy wude!"
You tried hiding a snicker, but failed, and decided to play along. "Oh I'm sowwy but pwease don't tell mommy!"
A high voice, which was behind Freddy's back, suddenly spoke. "Too late, I already found out! You're grounded until-"
"Aw man, you gave it away!" Freddy whined, revealing his right hand, on which the blue bunny was sitting. This time, it was conscious. Moving, talking, blinking... you name it. 
"Hah, I told you it was going to work," you said as you sticked your tongue at Freddy. 
The bunny stared at you with his magenta eyes and waved.
You waved back, which Molly also did with its wing. "What's your name, little one?" you asked softly.
"My name's Bon Bon, but you can also just call me Bon," the bunny responded as he smiled at you. "And yours?"
"Nice to meet you, I'm Y/N!" you answered as you smiled back, offering him your hand. Then you realized that his little paw was too tiny for your hand to shake, so you just offered him a finger. He touched it, because he didn't have fingers to grab it with, and you both "shook hands."
Your glance shortly moved to Freddy, who looked happier than ever, grinning at Bon Bon. He then looked back, and you both broke eye contact at the same time.
"Oh!" Bon Bon said, as if he remembered something important. „I still have to say hi to the others!" After quickly unattaching himself from Freddy, he hopped to the door and jumped, trying to reach the doorhandles. 
At the look of the little bunny, you chuckled, eventually opening the door for him. "There you go," you said.
"Thanks!" he said, this time getting forward with his arms. By the way he disappeared quickly, you could tell he seemed to be experienced with moving without his friend.
As you were about to ask Freddy to leave too, you heard noises of glass shattering. You immediately closed the door, aware of Ballora's sensitive ears. Turning around, you found millions of, surprise, tiny glass pieces lying on the floor. Some green caps of jars were also there, along with mushed gum balls, which Freddy stepped on.