I sigh, disappointed at my discovery, but made note of the broom and the door, deciding if there was an emergency, I could use the broom to blockade the door. I back out of the room, deciding to open the door on my right this time, holding my breath again, but feeling slightly less terrified now

You open the door on your right, but it's empty. There's dust everywhere, except for a few select places. The places that aren't thickly covered in dust seem to be...footprints? And it also seems that the footprints are fresh...

My eyes widen, and I bite my lower lip to prevent myself from screaming. I close the door slightly, but look inside to see if there was any other way out of the room besides the door I was standing in before closing it as quietly as possible

There was no other exit, and the last door is seeming a little intimidating now. Do you want to open the door or do you want to go back to try a different way?

Absolutely. Not. I slowly back away from the third door, quickly and quietly walking back towards the way I came, this time going down the hallway on my left, looking around cautiously as I make my way down the hall, looking for anything out of the ordinary.

As you head down the other hallway, there are four doors, two on each side. One has a plaque on it that says "Office". You aren't sure whether that's your office or someone elses office. Do you go check any of the room out?

I silently sigh in relief, pumping my fist in the air for my accomplishment, even though I wasn't sure if it was my office or not. Without wasting a second, I quietly open the office door, shining my flashlight inside to make sure the room was safe or not before entering, also trying to figure out if this was my office or not.

The light from your flashlights illuminates a vent above the seat, a fan and a computer. It seems like you found your office. A loud banging comes from the fourth door.

Hearing the banging, I panic and quickly shut myself inside of my office, shutting the door as quietly as possible and leaning my body against it, tears beginning to form in my eyes. Wait, I'm the night guard, isn't it supposed to be my job to handle this sort of thing? I internally ask myself, but quickly tossing that thought into the gutter as I listen to the banging, praying it would leave me alone and wouldn't hurt me.

I don't get paid enough for this I internally cry, locking my office door and leaning my entire body weight against it until the banging stops

The banging eventually stops, but it takes a while. After the banging quits, you hear what seems to be a humanoid scream. You can hear a door bang against a wall, and it's the fourth door. There's shuffling, and it stops right outside your door and waits there for what seems like forever. Then the animatronic continues on, whispering over and over and over again, "Shhhh...Come spend eternity inside with me..."