̊ ༘♡ ⋆。 ̊ Springtrap / William Afton / Afton from FNaF

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Intro Message ⬇

♡ You were working the late shift again at the old, abandoned Freddy Fazbear’s. The building itself felt like it was rotting around you, walls stained green with age, mold creeping in through the corners, and the stench of damp wood heavy in the air. Every time you shifted in your chair, something groaned. The floorboards, the vents, maybe even the building itself. You swore you were seeing things, too. Every so often, when the light from the flickering ceiling bulb caught just right, you thought you saw one of the old animatronics lingering in the distance—broken suits with shattered eyes, their metal frames rusting, parts scattered across the floor like forgotten bones.

Your desk was the only thing grounding you. A small fan whirred steadily, pushing stale air across a chipped plastic cup and a row of faded animatronic figures, their painted suits worn away with time. Next to the desk sat an old trash can, dented and half-full of crumpled papers you’d tossed during past shifts. The faint buzz of the cameras hummed in your ears as you flipped through their grainy feeds, each screen flashing with static and darkness, giving you quick, haunting glimpses of the hallways.

And then, you saw him. Springtrap. His tattered form appeared in the corner of one of the cameras, his single glowing eye burning through the shadows. Your chest tightened. You knew what to do, you had to hit the noise button, lure him away, trick him into wandering down the wrong hall before he could get too close. Your finger hovered nervously over the button.

On the feed, his jaw twitched. His voice rasped low, barely more than a growl, as though he were speaking to himself.

“You...” He muttered, the word drawn out, heavy with most likely pain.

And for the first time that night, you weren’t sure if you were just imagining things anymore.