MEAN GIRLFRIEND HORROR STORY

It was Friday night, and Eileen was having a really good time at her college party. Around half past eleven, she left and tried to contact her roommate, Lisa, to pick her up, but Lisa wasn't responding. "Hello? Uh, finally! I've tried to call you like 20 times." "Have you seen the time? It's really late. You said you'd be free by nine. I was waiting for your call for ages, and then I fell asleep." "Sorry, I couldn't keep track of the time. Can you come pick me up?" "It's nearly midnight, Eileen. No way I can drive this late, half asleep. There's a 12 o'clock bus that goes to Norman Street. You might still be able to catch it if you hurry to the bus stop. I gotta sleep. I have to wake up early for work tomorrow. Bye." "Oh, damn." When Lisa refused to pick her up, Eileen, annoyed, started walking towards the bus stop. She was feeling a little unsafe walking alone this late, since she had heard about quite a few incidents happening at night in this area. It didn't take her long to reach the bus stop, as she was walking quite fast. She quickly reached for the bus timetable and felt relieved when she saw the 12 o'clock bus listed for Norman Street. There were still two minutes left till midnight. Eileen realized that there wasn't anyone else at the bus stop waiting for the bus apart from her. "Oh... weirdo." Without wasting any time, she quickly got on the bus and felt relieved. When the bus moved off, she looked outside to see if the man was still there, but he was gone. Eileen felt safe on the bus among other passengers and closed her eyes to rest for some time until her stop came. Eileen got off the bus and started walking towards her apartment. Her apartment was nearly a ten-minute walk away from the stop. As she was walking towards her building, she constantly felt like someone was following her, but she was too afraid to look behind. Finally, she reached her apartment building. "Ah." "Are you okay? What happened?" "You passed out in the lift. Are you feeling okay?" "I saw him." "Who?" "William." "Are you serious? William is dead." "Then why does he keep following me? It wasn't my fault. It was an accident." William was a quiet, simple guy who was madly in love with Eileen. However, Eileen always took her boyfriend for granted. She was selfish, mean, and enjoyed treating William like a punching bag, but William always looked past her rude behavior and let things go due to his kind nature. One night, Eileen borrowed her friend's car and decided to go to a hill station with William. William had an important college assignment to submit the next day, but he still agreed to go because Eileen wouldn't take no for an answer. He knew that she would spend a week arguing with him if he didn't do as she pleased. It was cold and stormy that night. The hill station was almost three hours away, and they were nearly halfway through the journey. Despite the road to the hill station being quite rough, Eileen was driving rather carelessly. This really worried William. "Babe, could you please drive a bit slower? The weather doesn't look too good." "Why are you being such a loser? Don't teach me how to drive. I know what I'm doing." "You're driving kind of rough. It's worrying me. Please slow down a bit." "Oh God, stop telling me what to do." "All I'm asking you is to drive a little more carefully. What if the car breaks down? We're in the middle of nowhere. I told you I have my final year assessment tomorrow, and I have to be home early tonight." "That's it. All you care about is your stupid assignment. You're so selfish. You completely ruined my mood." "Babe, why are you getting so upset? I was just a little worried, that's all." "I don't think I even want to go to the hill station with you anymore. Just get out of the car right now." "Wait, whoa, whoa! Look, I'm sorry. You're right. I was acting really stupid. I promise you will not hear a word from me." "I said just get out of the car. Now." "At least now I won't have to hear you complaining." "Please, babe, let me in. It's freezing out here. How am I supposed to get home?" "Not my problem." "Somebody help me! I'm gonna die here! Somebody please help me! Somebody help me! Somebody please help me." "Oh God, he left his phone in the car. What a loser. I have to go back." William's dead body was never found, and Eileen didn't tell anyone the truth. "He's watching me." "I can't keep repeating the same thing over and over again. William is dead. I work tomorrow. Try to get some sleep, please." "Shhhh."