Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

mouth.
They crouched down behind one of the wooden shelving units, pressing up
against the wall. Charlie doused the light, and waited.
Charlie took shallow breaths, perfectly still, watching and wishing she had
picked a better position to freeze into. After a few minutes her legs started to feel numb
under her, and Carlton was so close that she could smell the light, pleasant scent of his
shampoo. “That’s nice.” She whispered.
“Thanks,” Carlton said, knowing immediately what she was referring to. “It
comes in Ocean Breeze and Tropical Paradise. I prefer Ocean Breeze, but it dries the
scalp.”
“Hush!” John hissed.
Charlie wasn’t sure why she was so worried. It was just a night guard, and at
the worst they would be asked to leave, maybe yelled at a little. She had an overblown
aversion to getting in trouble.
The bobbing light came closer. Charlie was suddenly acutely aware of her
body, holding every muscle motionless. Suddenly she could make out a thin figure
leaning in from the great room outside. He shone his light in a long beam down the
hallway, sweeping it up and down the walls. He’s got us, Charlie thought, but
inexplicably, he turned and went, apparently satisfied.
They waited another few minutes, but there was nothing. He was gone. They all
moved slowly out of their crouched positions, stretching limbs that had gone to sleep.
Carlton shook one foot vigorously until he could stand on it. Charlie looked down at
Jessica who was still hunched over, as if frozen in time.
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