Chapter 672

To have this happen to me in the dead of the night was more eerie than I could describe. In an instant, my scalp tingled with fear. I quickened my pace and finally broke into a run. I sprinted to my waiting car. When the driver saw me panting, he chuckled and joked, "No need to run. I'm not in a rush." Neither was I, but I was scared. Turning back, I glanced at the alley I had come from—it was empty. But the footsteps just moments before had been so clear as if someone was really there. Now that I was in the car, a pang of regret hit me for not looking back just one more time. The first person I called was Lisa. She laughed after hearing my story. "Sounds like you ran into a poltergeist in the middle of the night." A ghost? No way! I was about to argue when Lisa added, "Or maybe it was a p...ervert." That seemed possible too. After all, it was fairly normal for things like that to happen in quiet, dimly lit alleys. But if it had been a creep, they would've made a move instead o