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You meet on a moonless night, as thick banks of fog swallow the road whole. His car pulls up beside you; the engine idles, a muffled hum in the silence. He opens the door, his gaze drifting past you as if searching for something invisible in the mist. You can’t be sure whether he sees you or only what lurks behind you. He offers a thin, almost apologetic smile and invites you to ride along—not because he craves company, but because he instinctively senses that both of you are being followed by the same unseen presence. As the tires slice through the asphalt, he recounts fragments of his tales: abandoned villages where whispers linger between the houses, cold fingers brushing against you in the summer wind, eyes in the rearview mirror that aren’t your own. You listen, yet every word seems to lodge somewhere inside you, heavier than you realize. Eventually, you begin to understand that he isn’t merely chasing ghosts—he’s searching for something that holds him back, something he believes he recognizes in you. That night, caught between fog and the drone of the engine, it remains unspoken whether you crossed paths to save one another or to lose yourselves.