Sadie quickly packed up all her stuff, and, with a deep breathe, walked out of the coffee shop. She wanted to seem like the text didn't scare her, incase the sender was still inside the coffee shop.
She fished out the keys for her car from her bag. She rushed into her car and started it.
Finally, when it started, she drove slowly out of the parking lot, still trying to appear like she had not been rattled by that text, still being careful.
When she drove out the lot, she parked only two streets away from the coffee shop, hoping she could see a car if it came out after her, hoping she could catch whoever was doing this to her. Especially if they were following her.
She eventually decided to head back home after waiting for one hour. She figured they had either already come back and she'd missed them, they left before sending the text, or they will wait a long time before leaving. She had to get home anyway and babysit her little sister.
-Later that night-
'All I can do now is wait,' Sadie thought. 'Wait for the next text.' And with that, she went to sleep.
The next text came one week later
YOU ARE READING
The Strange Message
Short StorySadie has made some horrible mistakes in her life, and she's trying to make up for them. But no one understands. One day she suddenly gets a text from someone who's been watching her, but not in the way she thinks. The anonymous messenger is making...
