Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

you can scold Carlton for his little prank in the morning,” he added with a grin.
Lamar and John showed Charlie, Marla and Jessica up to the bedrooms, and
Jason reemerged as they headed up the stairs, joining the group as if he had never been
gone.
“So, Jason and I will take one,” Marla said, “and Jessica, you and Charlie can
have the other.”
“I want to stay with Lamar,” Jason said instantly, and Lamar grinned widely
before he could help himself.
“Yeah, okay,” he said. He glanced at Marla, over her brother’s head, and she
shrugged.
“Take him,” she said. “Keep him if you want! So, that means someone gets her
own room,” she went on, “or we could all stay together. I know everything is fine, but I
kind of feel like we should stay together.” She was voicing Charlie’s precise thoughts
from only a little while before, but now, Charlie jumped in.
“I’ll take the other room,” she said.
Marla gave her a dubious look, and even John looked a little surprised, but
Charlie just looked at them and said nothing.
When the door closed behind her, Charlie sighed with relief. She went to the
window; it was as she imagined, nothing in view but the trees. It was as if the house
were completely isolated, though she knew that the driveway, and the road, were just on
the other side. From outside she could hear nocturnal birds, and the rustling of other,
larger creatures on the ground below. She felt suddenly restless, wide awake. Looking
out the window, she almost wanted to go outside, to slip into the woods, and see what
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