Underneath the Mask: A Five Nights at Freddys Story

Chapter four

I looked at the old building. In big red letters,

Freddy Faz-Bears Pizzaria!

I felt fear run down my neck. I swallowed and unlocked the car for the others. Roxy started to laugh.

"Look at that." She giggled.

"Its so weird." Zander shook his head, his hair was flipped over on one side.

"What?" I asked not turning to him.

"This place, it feels so fimilar but I haven't been her sense..." Zander cut off.

Kyle turned bright red. We crept up to the building. I was in the lead. No cars we parked around here. The purple sky was darkening, I could still see the others, barely. I reached the door, police tape was covering the door along with iron bars, almost blocking the door knob. Roxy reached over my arm and opened the door. I ducked under the metal rod and into the dusty dark room. I couldn't see anything in here. In fact I felt shiver's run down my spine and sweat started to drip down my face and nose.
I felt a hand touch my shoulder, making me jump. I turned around and punched Zander in the chest. He gasped, laughing a pulled out his flashlight, shining it across the floor of the dark room.
The floor was checkered, like a chess board. I stepped closer to Kyle who had just entered.

"Do you reckon the lights still work?" I asked him.

"Maybe. Zander? Turn the lights on!" Kyle called behind us.

I heard a click and a zoom and suddenly the heat lamps and dusty light bulbs flickered on.
I peered around.

"This place is the same as before." Roxy gasped closing the door slowly and carefully.

"I remember this." Zander suddenly took down the room and pointed to the wall covered with papery wall paper and colorings from little children.

Zander pointed to a particular one of three stick-figures all holding balloons and Zanders name was scribbled at the top of the peeling paper.
I rolled my eyes and glanced around. We were in the main room, tables sat around with party hats on the table as if no one had left. About 20 feet to my right was the entrance to the stage. Roxy noticed it before me.

"Look guys!" Roxy exclaimed grabbing my hand and pulling me to the doorway that was iced with cob webs.

I used the flashlight to pull through them and we entered laughing. The stage was still there, red curtains and all, covering the front of the stage. I could see the lights behind it shimmering through the holes on the curtains. The plastic, white tables surround us.

"Introducing," Zander yelled jumping onto the stage, grasping at the edges of the curtains.

"Freddy Faz-Bear!" Zander cried and he through the curtains to the sides.

Me, Roxy and Kyle pretended to scream like little children.