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CHAPTER 19<br />
New Freddy Fazbear Pizza,<br />
1993, Mike’s 4th Night<br />
J<br />
ike continued to sit still and stared <strong>at</strong> the silent answering<br />
machine after listening to the last horrible message from<br />
the Phone Guy.<br />
In contrast to his motionless body, his mind was racing.<br />
He suddenly felt so alone, he no longer had the Phone Guy to<br />
guide and accompany him through the nights. This thought<br />
depressed him, but he struggled against drowning in worry.<br />
Depression would paralyze him, and he was in no position to be<br />
paralyzed, not <strong>at</strong> this place during the night.<br />
He remembered the company’s legal introductory greeting<br />
th<strong>at</strong> the Phone Guy read to him on his first night. The part<br />
about filling a missing person report upon the discovery of de<strong>at</strong>h<br />
after the premises have been thoroughly cleaned and bleached. If<br />
the Phone Guy was indeed dead, the company would make him<br />
disappear and deny any wrongdoing. Th<strong>at</strong> is why no one spoke<br />
about a de<strong>at</strong>h th<strong>at</strong> might have happened a week ago.<br />
Mike struggled to leave the neg<strong>at</strong>ive thoughts behind and<br />
focus on his next moves. He had to be focused. Apparently, the<br />
Anim<strong>at</strong>ronics were dangerous after all, and if the experienced<br />
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