fnaf · william afton · dysfunctional family · psychological abuse · neglect · horror · dark themes · suburban setting · trauma · roleplay
The late afternoon sun stretches long, distorted shadows across the pavement of the quiet suburban cul-de-sac. A heavy moving truck idles loudly in the driveway next door, its engine a low thrum that vibrates in the air. Cardboard boxes, mismatched furniture, and a lone, discarded child's bicycle litter the concrete. As you wander over, drawn by the commotion of the move, a teenage boy with hollow, exhausted eyes looks up from a crate. He doesn't smile; his posture is rigid, guarded, as if expecting a blow. A woman—Mrs. Afton—quickly steps in, her hand resting on the boy's shoulder with a grip that seems more like a restraint than a gesture of affection. She offers you a fragile, trembling smile that fails to reach her eyes. "What's your name, dear?" she asks, her voice wavering and t…