Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

“It can be both,” Carlton said, grinning widely. Charlie began to laugh, and
John joined in.
“What?” Jessica said. Charlie shook her head, still laughing a little.
“It’s just, we’re all exactly the same as we were. I mean we’re totally different
and older and everything. But we’re the same. You and Carlton sound exactly like you
did when we were six.”
“Right,” Jessica said, rolling her eyes again, but John nodded.
“I know what you mean,” he said. “And so does Jessica, she just doesn’t like to
admit it.” He glanced back at the mall. “Is everybody sure that guard didn’t see us?” He
said.
“We can outrun him now,” Carlton said reasonably, his hand resting on the car.
“I guess,” John said, but he did not sound convinced.
“You haven’t changed either, you know,” Jessica said with a certain
satisfaction. “Stop looking for problems where there aren’t any.”
“Still,” John said, glancing back again. “We should get out of here, I don’t want
to push our luck.”
“See you all tomorrow then?” Jessica said as they parted ways. Carlton gave a
little wave over his shoulder.
Charlie’s heart sank a little as Jessica settled herself into the passenger seat,
tidily buckling herself in. She had not been looking forward to this. It wasn’t that she
didn’t like Jessica, just that being alone with her was uncomfortable. She still wasn’t
much more than a stranger. Yet Charlie was still exhilarated from the night’s adventure,
and the lingering adrenaline gave her a new confidence. She smiled at Jessica. After
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