Horror story

Muhammad Asim

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00:00The C2 Sky Highway was almost empty that night, except for the hiss of rain slicing across Avery's

00:05windshield. She was driving back from Whistler, exhausted, her eyes burning from hours on the

00:11road. The storm clouds hung low, swallowing the moonlight, turning the mountains into black jaws

00:17on either side. That's when she first saw him. A lone figure stood on the shoulder of bulky

00:23paka who'd pulled low over his face, one arm raised in a beckoning wave. Avery slowed out

00:28of instinct. No one deserved to be stranded out here in this weather. But the moment her foot

00:33touched the brake, something felt wrong. The figure wasn't moving properly. His arm didn't sway with

00:39the storm. It was as if the rain flowed straight through him. She blinked. And he vanished. Avery's

00:50heart kicked hard against her ribs. She scanned the highway no thing but rain and asphalt. She

00:55exhaled shakily and continued driving, telling herself fatigue was playing tricks on her.

01:00Two minutes later, she glimpsed him again. Same parka. Same wave. Only tease time. It was closer,

01:09much closer standing on the white line at the road's edge. Avery gripped the wheel tighter and kept

01:13driving, refusing to slow down. Her rearview mirror flickered. The hooded figure was no longer on the

01:21road. He was inside, the mirror standing in the backseat's reflection. Motionless. Dripping. His

01:27hood still covering his face. Avery choked on a scream, swiping the mirror with her hand. Nothing

01:33changed. He stayed there and moving, lurking behind a reflection like a shadow that didn't belong to her

01:39car. Then the whisper came. It thudded through the cabin like wet breath against glass.

01:44Stop! The car! Avery slammed her foot on the accelerator. The engine wailed. The road twisted

01:52dangerously, but she didn't care. The whisper came again, louder, crawling through her ears. Stop.

02:01The car! The mirror cracked from the inside spiderweb fractures, spreading as if something

02:06behind the glass was pushing out. Avery didn't stop until she reached a gas station near Squamish.

02:11She flung herself out, trembling, screaming for help. When the clerk followed her to the car,

02:17the mirror was shattered, but embedded in the web of cracks, was a reflection. A hooded parker figure,

02:24still, waiting, smiling under the shadow of his hood.

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