Zoey looked around, her hand holding a pocketknife. Truth be told she could barely see, she felt safer with it out. Willma was in front of her, leading the way. Then she stopped.
"Shh, I think I hear something," Willma said.
Zoey went still, and she could hear metallic footsteps. An animatronic was growing near, but which one was it? It could be any of them. She stiffened, fear was slowly taking over. Then she saw it, and couldn't move.
"Damnit, run!" Willma yelled, keeping an eye on Ozzie.
Zoey knew she should run, but she couldn't move, she couldn't run. Ozzie got closer and closer. She still couldn't move, she was afraid. He was close enough to hurt her now, and she couldn't move. He was about to attack, she closed her eyes and yet-
She didn't feel the pain.
She opened her eyes, seeing Ozzie deactivated with a deep wound in his neck. Willma however was bleeding from near her eye. Willma turned to her, obviously trying to keep anger locked inside.
"What the hell was that, he could have killed you and you just stood there!" Willma said, anger clearly defined in her voice.
"I'm sorry- I couldn't move-" Zoey said, still struck by fear.
"First, you froze once you heard Tito's voice, and then Ozzie is about to kill you and you freeze again, you are going to have to act if y-" Willma said before being interrupted.
"I'm scared of them ok?!" Zoey said, fearful.
It went quiet, you could clearly hear mice squeaking, or the scurrying of their feet. Willma blinked before fully understanding what had been said. "Why didn't you say that at first?" Willma responded.
"I didn't know if I could trust you, after all, your just like him-" Zoey said
"DO YOU THINK THATS ALL I AM, JUST ANOTHER KILLER WHOS LIKE HIM?!" Willma yelled, clearly anger spilling over the edge "I DIDN'T ATTACK YOU OR HELPED THEM BECAUSE I DON'T TRUST THE MAN I MADE THE DEAL WITH!"
"Who was the one you made the deal with-?" Zoey said.
"This pinkish colored guy, had glasses, a few red eye things behind him-" Willma stated.
Zoey realized, she finally realized who had been the cause of all this.
After all, Dr. Henry Miller was hard to forget.