Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

“This is different,” Marla said, as if reading Charlie’s thoughts. “Jason saw
him disappear, he was terrified. It’s cruel, if it’s a prank.” Marla shook her head with
anger and scratched her nails against the porcelain cup. “If it’s a prank,” She repeated in
a softer tone. She looked at Charlie, her face stormy, and Charlie knew that if Carlton
had in fact set all of this up, Marla would never speak to him again. The happy reunion
was over.
“Yes,” Clay said. “I know. But he doesn’t see it that way.” He took a sip of
cocoa, searching for words. “The twins, they had totally different personalities. Shaun
was this outgoing, cheerful guy. He was on the debate team. He played soccer, for
goodness’ sake! Carlton had never gotten near a sports game without being forced. I
don’t know how he kept it up.”
“Still,” Marla said, but she sounded less convinced.
“The worst part was,” Clay went on, talking more to himself now than to the
teenagers, “Shaun had a girlfriend. She really liked him too; but he was just playing the
part. Poor girl had been dating a guy who didn’t even exist. I think he was surprised
when he realized how upset people were. He gets carried away, and just assumes
everyone is having as much fun as he is.”
Charlie looked at John and he met her glance anxiously. We don’t know each
other, not really.
“Maybe he did set it up,” she said aloud.
“Maybe,” Jessica echoed.
“I saw him!” Jason said loudly. Before anyone could respond, he had stormed
out of the room, disappearing through a doorway. Marla stood automatically, and moved
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