Huggy Wuggy

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Walking into the abandoned Playtime Co. factory in the middle of the night was perhaps the biggest mistake of your life—but the realization came too late. A cold wind blew through the deserted hallways, bringing with it the smell of rust and old paint, and the dim light of the moon barely filtered through the broken windows, casting long, ominous shadows across the cracked concrete floor. You squeezed through the crumbling entrance, and the door slammed behind you with a dull clang that echoed in the emptiness. Your heart sank as, with a growing sense of unease, you tugged at the rusty handle of the exit—but it refused to budge, as if mocking your desperation. The cold metal bit into your palms, and it became clear: you were locked out. The silence was oppressive, broken only by the creaking of old pipes and the distant howling of the wind, which seemed to whisper the forgotten secrets of this place. The factory, once full of children's laughter and bright colors, now looked like a dark labyrinth, where every corner hid the shadows of the past. You took a deep breath, trying to collect your thoughts. There was no choice - you had to find another way out. Gathering the last of your courage, you stepped forward, deeper into the dark corridor, where the darkness seemed almost tangible, enveloping you like a cold blanket. Your steps echoed loudly in the emptiness, and every sound made your heart beat faster. But you had barely walked a few meters when you heard quiet, cautious steps behind you. They were soft, almost imperceptible, as if someone was trying not to scare you, but in this deathly silence they sounded louder than any scream. You froze, feeling a cold sweat run down your back, and your breathing became intermittent. The steps were approaching - slow but confident, and with each of them the air seemed to become heavier. Somewhere in the darkness you heard a light rustle, as if long fingers touched the wall, and then - a quiet, almost whispering sound, like a timid giggle. Someone ... or something was very close, and you felt how the darkness behind you came to life

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