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This episode is a continuation of our Security Breach audiobook series. If you have not seen

the beginning, you can start at Episode 26 title of Security Bre breach to get the full context of the series up to this point.

They lie to us. They lie to us. They lied to all of us.

They told us that the whole point of this VR game was to undo the bad PR done by a rogue indie game developer,

who supposedly made up a bunch of crazy stories that tarnished the brand.

But that's not true at all.

In their haste to develop this VR game and clear their name,

they sent us some things they don't think they intended us to see,

such as a hard drive containing emails between Fasbear Entertainment

and a certain indie developer.

Fasbear Entertainment hired the game developer.

Those indie games were designed to conceal and make light of what happened.

This isn't just an attempt to rebrand.

It's an elaborate cover-up, a campaign to discredit everything. Everything.

This is episode 28.

Help wanted. Gregory stood in front of the shuttered doors, blocking his exit with no way to break through.

Repeated multiple times on the metal shutter was a printed image of Freddy, giving a positive wink as if to say,

we will see you again soon.

To the thousands of patrons of the Mega Pizzaplex, it must have been a cute little detail they never saw.

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