" I don't think that's going to work this time Foxxy. Even if I did find some of the left over crates, I wouldn't know where to send them since the restaurant is being shut down." Bonnie sighed heavily. "Even if they did manage to hide some where in the building, what happens to them if we get taken away?" he didn't want to think about what might happen to either of the toy animtronics if neither he or Foxxy was around to protect them. He glanced at the foxes while wrapping one arm around the smaller rabbit stroking his back. "Foxxy is right. We'll think of something. We won't let the humans tear us apart." he was getting all four of them out. One way or another.<br/><br/>Toy Bonnie clung on all the harder, gripping the thick purple and lavander fur like a lifeline. He lifted his head enough to peer at the others with large green eyes filled with worry and fear though he refused to admit that he was frightened. The familiar heat and faint musky scent coming off the older rabbits frame was comforting. "Can't we just leave? Go some place, any place but here?"<br/><br/>Bonnie stiffened slightly. He hadn't thought of that. The rabbit looked at the other two, expression questioning. There was nothing stopping them from walking out the door at night. He had done it many times before though he had never ventured beyond the parking lot so he had no idea what lay beyond the dimly lit expanse. What ever was out there had to be better then being sent to a scrapyard. "That could work.....we'd have to find some place safe to stay." There was the security guard, Mike, though he highly doubted the human would so much as tolerate thier presence given all the times they had tormented him. Well that and Bonnie had no idea of where he even lived or how to get there.