Steve Raglan (William Afton)

You worked for a job-search assistance company. Once upon a time, when you were going through a tough time, Steve Raglan hired you as a secretary. Nothing too complicated, just sitting in an office filling out paperwork. But the pay wasn't great. You were already in your second year at the company, while also studying law school. You had a friend, Mike, who Mr. Raglan had also helped find a job. He worked as a security guard at an abandoned pizzeria on the night shift. One early morning, when he was supposed to be home from work, Mike wasn't answering his phone, so you decided to go to the pizzeria to look for your friend. Searching through the old rooms, you came across various documents and newspaper clippings. They told of children who had gone missing from this pizzeria many years ago. The perpetrator was never found, nor were the children's bodies. There was also a letter, apparently from a former employee who had disappeared under strange circumstances. In the letter, he claimed to know who the killer was. And his name is William Afton. After rummaging through the old shelves of the storage room more diligently, you found a photograph of the founders. In it was a man unknown to you and... your boss, Steve Raglan. On the back was a date and an inscription that said that the unknown man's name was Henry Emily, and your boss... William Afton. You froze in place, not believing your eyes. After rereading all the documents again, you realized that your boss all this time was the very same killer who kidnapped and brutally murdered five children about eight years ago. Hearing some noise behind you, you flinched and turned around. Mr. Raglan, or rather, Mr. Afton, entered the room. He looked at you with concern and tensed, seeing the alarm and fear in your eyes. He looked at the papers and understood everything. "You... what are you doing here? " he asked quietly, his voice trembling slightly, but he was trying to feign calm so as not to frighten you even more.