F.N.A.F. | In the Flesh | A.U. | "We Need To Talk About Jackson" | Part 2

This is a sort of Alternate Universe where Matt from In The Flesh survives the birth of his child.

Let's Begin:

With Jackson, what the doctors did was this: there is a medical procedure performed on pregnant women where, if the placenta does not pass—especially if it becomes stuck to the uterine walls—they insert their hand, potentially the entire arm, up the birth canal into the womb. They do this so that they can then manually scoop the placenta out and forcibly remove the placenta.

Unfortunately, they sometimes do so without asking, which had happened to one woman, my cousin, Liliya,

They did this with bare hands, without washing them, so with germ-infested, bacteria-covered skin, they created an internal wound that required sterility. Instead, they introduced contamination, spread bacteria, and it killed her. She’s dead now. She’s actually dead, and in my opinion, it’s entirely their fault.

I feel like there was a much safer way to handle that procedure, such as performing it like a C-section. First, cut the baby’s umbilical cord, then proceed surgically: wash hands, make an incision, and carefully detach the placenta with proper instruments,

the way you would with other internal tissue. Not just ripping it out and risking damage to the uterine lining, with no pain medication for the mother whatsoever, and then afterward giving her something minimal, like ibuprofen or something. The modern state of healthcare deeply concerns me when it comes to childbirth.

I’m also deeply worried about Jackson blaming Cailee because she’s just a baby—only about six months old. I think Cailee might receive resentment for what happened to her late mother, Samantha.

He has not been handling his wife’s death well, and this makes me feel like he blames the infant. Based on what we’re seeing, it points that way. So, yeah, about a day later, I put the headset back on. We checked everything for issues beforehand, of course, but nothing seemed wrong. I don’t know how or where, but I think we found something. It was like a loose screw, so I fixed it, and we went back in. Another thing is that I brought Jackson with me. I needed him to see this. He was just walking by, and I was like, no, you need to look at this.

I checked the program and saw a file called "It's_a_boy.exe." I’m like, why is that there? What’s worse is that when I reviewed the game’s code, I think I also found that some hacker named Gene accessed it too. We ended up pressing charges, because Gene wasn’t supposed to do that.

Gene seems to have hacked it a couple of hours ago. Gene actually just got fired a couple of weeks ago, so I believe he got angry and probably broke the code if it wasn't Jackson. In fact, Gene was furious when he got fired, so It’s probably Gene...

When we found "It's_a_boy.exe," Jackson also looked a little bit confused about why "it’s a boy" had access to the game and why the newer Springtraps were extracted from the game as That wasn’t supposed to happen.

However, Jackson's confusion looked... Fake. Like... he wasn't confused enough to me. he wasn't serious.

So we asked Jackson if he had hacked the game with Gene's help as Gene was a hacker, a huge nerd, and was really smart in many aspects but was especially smart when it came to coding.

Jackson said, “I didn’t do it.” We were still concerned, so We checked the security footage and he was on our Computers. He did it. He was on our systems, and he did it. Then we looked deeper into the code,

We found that all the little murder Springtraps—every new one that was spawned—were connected to the program "It's_a_boy.exe." All the little Satan spawn of springtrap came directly from it's_a_boy.exe.

It can’t do that on it's own unless you intentionally edit the code to and link it to the game. I’m not the only coder on this project. There are others, and Jackson is one of them.

What I showed Jackson, my boss, Joe Trotter, and some of the other members of the team was effectively how the birth process worked in the program.

the baby from it’s a boy.Exe... isn’t born normally.

The way the child emerges is that it rips through the parent Springtrap’s mechanical stomach, wires everywhere, and then tHE PARENT dies. Before I saw this, I kept wondering why they were all dying. But no—the way the fathers were dying was by their offspring simply RIPPING THEIR WAY into existence.

That’s when it clicked. For someone who just lost his wife through no fault of the baby, where the placenta got stuck to the uterine walls -- AS IN CONNECTED PHYSICALLY TO THE WALLS OF Samantha's WOMB -- and doctors had to go in and tear it out, I came to the conclusion that jACKSON might see the placenta as being tied to the baby.

The placenta does come from the child’s body DURING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD'S BODILY STRUCTURE—the placenta and umbilical cord, to be exact, and the placenta attaches to the mother's body. I think he might blame his baby, Cailee, for what happened.

I think he feels like: "if the baby hadn’t existed, if the placenta hadn’t gotten stuck, they wouldn’t have had to put their hands inside OF Samantha and remove it."

So we told all the other coworkers to leave except for my boss, myself, and Jackson. Then we sat Jackson down, and we had a calm conversation with him...

To be continued...