Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

When they reached the town, Marla yanked her car to the side of the main street
and stopped, and Charlie followed suit. Before the car had fully come to a halt, Jessica
leapt out of the back seat and started running. Marla followed, just a step behind. They
stopped in front of the movie theater, and only then did Charlie see that there was a cop
in uniform beneath the marquee, leaning back against his black-and-white car. His eyes
widened at the sight of the young women barreling toward him, and he took an
involuntary step back as Marla started talking without pausing for breath.
“… Please, you’ve got to come,” Marla was finishing as the others caught up.
The cop looked a little bewildered. He had a shiny pink face, and his hair was
so short it was entirely covered by his hat. He was young, maybe mid-twenties, Charlie
realized, and he was looking at them skeptically.
“Is this an actual emergency?” he said. “You may not realize it, but pranks can
get you in real trouble.”
Jessica rolled her eyes and stepped forward, closing the distance between
them.
“We’re not playing a prank,” she said crisply, and Charlie suddenly
remembered how tall she was. “Our friend is trapped in that abandoned shopping mall,
and it’s your job to help us.”
“The shopping mall?” He seemed confused, then looked in the direction they’d
come from. “THAT shopping mall?” His eyes widened, then he frowned at them
reproachfully, looking remarkably like a disappointed parent despite his youth. “What
were you doing up there in the first place?”
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