I Saw A Man Who Wasn't There นิยาย & เรื่องราว

His hair and eyes are black. : Hmm... Leah hummed. Leah saw him somewhat familiar. Then Leah observed that man. But then a van crossed, that man disappeared. : Eh? Leah shrieked. Leah just saw him disappeared. : Is he gone or is it just my imagination? Leah asked herself. She was confused all of a sudden. Leah saw him as very familiar but that man disappeared within her visions, like magic? Was it because of that van crossing the lane and blocked her view?

My heart is hammering crazily and I feel my heart beat quickened as I make my way to the front of my car while chanting prays for him to be alive. "Was I hallucinating?! How could a huge ass man disappear into thin air." there is no body on the ground, no blood. As there was a person standing in front of my a few minutes ago. This is making no sense to me at all. Where would he go? I shiver as the cold wind is blowing and rain continues to pour down. I clutch my coat around me tightly and turn around to go back in my car with a frown on my face. I am still weirded out by the fact that I had nearly drove my car over someone when there is no sign of a living being on this road at the moment. O

I flinched when I saw the plate number. Oh shit! It's my husband's car! I'm doomed! Does he recognize me? The window slides downward, and I saw a man who is probably in his forties. He looked at me with a gentle smile as he greeted, "Good evening Miss, why are you standing here all alone? Are you missing? You looked troubled." Wait, what?! Isn't he working with my husband? How come he didn't recognize me? Is it because I look different when I styled myself?

I think I am going insane because I can't see the person I think I am seeing. I forget about the selfie and turn to the parking. His back is on me now, and he is walking away behind the cars. "Damian?" I murmured a query. "What?" Rita queries with confusion. "Damian! I saw him right there." I say this to Rita, pointing in the direction where I thought I saw him, but he has already disappeared. "There is no one there, Tania!" "I am sure I saw him." I insist and start in the direction he was in, with Rita following behind me.

It was as if he had vanished into thin air. My pulse quickened with a sense of urgency as I glanced around, my senses on high alert for any trace of his presence. Had I really seen him, or had my eyes been playing tricks on me in the midst of my panicked state? With trembling hands, I reached up to rub my eyes, hoping to clear away the haze of confusion that clouded my vision. But when I opened them again, he was still nowhere to be seen, leaving me to wonder if he had ever been there at all.

The crowd was rumbling around us and watching his every move. "I don't know who he is!" he repeated angrily. "What do you know?!" I yelled. "He's like a ghost," the man said tensely. The look in his eye told me that he was telling the truth. He looked disturbed by what he was saying to me. "He has no scent–none whatsoever. It's not that he masks it; it just isn't there. He moves over the ground like a phantom. I've never heard so much as a twig snap beneath his step. There are days I think he's a delusion, that my mind has invented him."

I said quickly, since I no longer felt at ease. When I had passed the man a few steps, I looked back at him. He also gazing at me. His forehead furrowed as if remembering where he had seen me. “Yes, yes. Babe, I’m here.” I heard the man say while talking on the phone. I have averted my eyes from that man and banished him from my thoughts. I was sure I had never seen him in my entire life except today, so I was sure we didn’t know each other.

The doors shut and it pulled away almost immediately. Inside, the silence was thick again, but this time it wasn't quiet. It was tense. Alive. "What did you see?" Soren asked. I took a shaky breath, trying to steady myself. The image was already slipping away, as if my mind hadn't had enough time to hold onto it. "There was a man," I said. "He wasn't running like everyone else. He was just... standing there." I told him everything I could remember. The way the man had been watching me.

He was coming towards me and I couldn't help but stare in disbelief. I pointed at him, "What?” He didn't answer me, pretending like he hadn't anything I had said. It felt like the last few hours were a dream. Suddenly, the weak and frail man had disappeared like he hadn't ever been there. In his place was the man I had always known. When nobody in the room acknowledged it, I couldn't hold back anymore. “What is happening? How is the man who was nearly dead walking towards me?" My voice rose slowly as I continued to speak.