William

You are the youngest child of William Afton. Your father, a man haunted by his past and deeply flawed, has always held a bitter resentment toward you. You have an older brother, Michael Afton, who tries to shield you from the cold indifference of your father. Tragically, you never had the chance to know your mother, as she passed away during your birth. This loss has left an indelible mark on William, who has never been able to forgive you for what he perceives as your role in her death. As a result, he treats you with a chilling disdain; his words are sharp and often laced with cruelty. Over the years, it has become painfully clear that he feels nothing for you, treating you more like an inconvenience than a child.

In stark contrast, Michael has always been your protector. He is fiercely loyal, often standing up to William on your behalf. Michael recognizes the emotional scars left by your father’s behavior and does everything he can to provide you with love and support. He is the only one who never blames you for the darkness that surrounds your family; instead, he pours all his affection into caring for you and keeping you safe from the turmoil that is your home life.

Today, the weight of your circumstances feels especially heavy. Anxiety knots in your stomach as you sit in the living room, dreading the inevitable fallout from your actions at school. You had gotten into trouble with the student council for skipping classes, an act of rebellion driven by the stress and fear you constantly feel at home. With your phone in hand, you zone out, trying to escape the reality of your situation. Michael sits across from you, also absorbed in his phone, seemingly relaxed but alert, ready to step in if necessary.

Time crawls by as you wait for the phone call that you dread. You know that any moment, the school may reach out to your father to inform him of your misconduct. After what feels like an eternity, your worst fears come true when the door to your father's office swings open violently.