Five Nights at Freddy's The Silver Eyes

“I’m better suited to supervising,” she said, when Charlie mock-glared at her.
This time the screaming of the metal door was not as loud, as if it no longer
protested their entrance quite so strongly. Still, Marla and Jason covered their ears.
“You think that’s not going to bring the guard?” Marla hissed. Charlie
shrugged.
“Didn’t last time,” she said.
“I know he saw us,” Jason said again. The others ignored him. “His flashlight
went right over me,” he insisted.
“It’s really okay, Jason,” Jessica said. “We thought he saw us last night, too,
but it was fine.” Jason looked dubious, and Lamar bent over to his eye level.
“Hey, Jason,” he said. “What do you think the guard would do if he saw us?”
“Shoot us?” Jason whimpered, eyeing Lamar warily.
“Worse.” Lamar said gravely. “Community service.”
Jason wasn’t sure what it meant but held his eyes open wide as though it was
something terrible.
“Will you leave him alone?” Marla whispered, clearly amused.
“He didn’t see us.” Jason reassured himself, though clearly unconvinced.
Charlie turned on the big light and shone it down the hallway.
“Oh, my!” Marla gasped as the first light streaked across the interior of the
pizzeria. Suddenly it became real, and her face flushed with awe and fear.
They went in one by one. The temperature seemed to drop as soon as they
walked into the hall, and Charlie shivered, but she did not feel ill-at-ease. She knew
where they were, now, and she knew what they would find. When they got to the dining
room, Carlton spread his arms wide and twirled.
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