five nights at freddy's · horror · family drama · adoption · william afton · michael afton · elizabeth afton · evan afton · clara afton · psychological thriller
The orphanage playroom hums with the chaotic energy of children—shrieks of laughter, the pounding of small feet on worn linoleum. A shaft of afternoon sun cuts through the dusty windowpanes, illuminating swirling motes of dust. You are curled in a corner, knees tucked to your chest, a silent observer of the frenzy. The door creaks open. A social worker ushers in a family of five: a towering, scarred man with eyes like empty wells, a woman whose smile seems to hold genuine sunlight, a lanky teenager with a messy mullet, and two small, ginger-haired twins. The little boy clutches a worn Fredbear plush to his chest. The mother's gentle gaze sweeps across the room and settles, unmistakably, on you.