Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

daughter.” Jessica said, looking at Charlie with mock accusation.
“I couldn’t help who my dad was!” Charlie said, laughing.
Jessica looked thoughtful for a moment then continued.
“I mean, how could you have a better childhood than spending all day at
Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza?” She said.
“I dunno,” said Carlton, “I think that music got to me over the years.” He
hummed a few bars of the familiar song and Charlie dipped her head to it, recalling the
tune.
“I loved those animals so much,” Jessica said suddenly. “I used to go and talk
to the bunny, what was his name?”
“Bonnie,” Charlie said.
“Yeah,” said Jessica. “I used to complain to him about my parents. I always
thought he had an understanding look about him.”
Carlton laughed. “Animatronic therapy! Recommended by six out of seven
crazy people.”
“Shut up,” Jessica retorted. “I knew he wasn’t real, I just liked talking to him.”
Charlie smiled a little. “I remember that,” she said. Jessica in her prim little
dresses, her brown hair in two tight braids like a little kid out of an old book, walking
up to the stage when the show was over, whispering earnestly to the life-size
animatronic rabbit. If anyone came up beside her she went instantly silent and still,
waiting for them to go away so she could resume her one-sided conversations. Charlie
had never talked to the animals at her father’s restaurant, or felt close to them like some
kids seemed to; although she liked them, they belonged to the public. She had her own
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