Greg Heffley, the "wimpy kid," never thought he'd find himself in a situation like this. His friend Rowley had convinced him to take on a new job at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, not knowing the horror that awaited them.

On their first night, they were introduced to the animatronics: Freddy, Bonnie, Chica, and Foxy. The animatronics, they were told, were just harmless robots...but Greg wasn't so sure.

As their shift began, Greg and Rowley sat in the security office, watching the animatronics on the monitors. All was calm until the cameras flickered and went dark.

When the screens came back to life, the animatronics were gone. Panic surged through Greg, his heart pounding in his chest.

Rowley, on the other hand, was oblivious to the danger. He munched on his pizza, completely engrossed in a comic book, until Greg shook him.

The boys scrambled to close the security doors as the animatronics stalked closer. They could hear the mechanical whirring and clinking getting louder and louder.

Greg and Rowley spent the night in fear, jumping at every noise. As dawn approached, the animatronics retreated, leaving the boys exhausted but alive.

The following nights were no different. The animatronics would come to life, stalk the corridors, and the boys would defend themselves until dawn.

On the fifth night, something changed. The animatronics became more aggressive. Their movements were faster, their attacks more frequent.

Greg and Rowley were pushed to their limits. They ran out of power for the doors, leaving them exposed. The animatronics closed in.

In the nick of time, the clock struck 6 AM. The animatronics froze in their tracks, leaving Greg and Rowley to collapse in relief.

After their harrowing experience, Greg and Rowley quit their jobs at Freddy's. They had survived their five nights, but they'd never forget the terror they faced.

Greg wrote about their terrifying nights in his diary, while Rowley swore to never step foot in a pizzeria again. As for the animatronics, they continue to wait for the next night guards.