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I wasn’t sure whether to post this or not, but here goes.
Last night, I got the tube home. I was sitting opposite a young woman. For several stops, a man walked past her, tried to get her attention, etc. She ignored him. When the train pulled into the station, she raced out.
Last night, I got the tube home. I was sitting opposite a young woman. For several stops, a man walked past her, tried to get her attention, etc. She ignored him. When the train pulled into the station, she raced out.
He dashed after her. I left the station, which was pretty empty, and saw she was walking home in the opposite direction. I waited and watched to see that he went on ahead. But he was right up behind her. She tried to stop and let him pass, but he stopped too, etc.
She then walked into a dark, empty carpark. He lurked by the entrance. I thought, ok, I need to go over to her.
So I walked quickly over, and tho she was frightened by someone else following her, I waved and went up to her and asked if she was ok.
So I walked quickly over, and tho she was frightened by someone else following her, I waved and went up to her and asked if she was ok.
She said he had been following her for some time. Tried to grab her hand, etc.
Anyway, I said I would walk her home.
We left the carpark by a different entrance, and this man was behind a wall, waiting.
We walked on. Everytime we looked behind he was there.
Anyway, I said I would walk her home.
We left the carpark by a different entrance, and this man was behind a wall, waiting.
We walked on. Everytime we looked behind he was there.
Ducking behind trees, etc. Anyway.
She said she couldn’t go home because he would know where she lived.
So I brought her towards my house at the opposite end of town. Everywhere we turned, he was there. Sometimes ahead, sometimes behind.
She said she couldn’t go home because he would know where she lived.
So I brought her towards my house at the opposite end of town. Everywhere we turned, he was there. Sometimes ahead, sometimes behind.
I think we lost him/he gave up, and we jumped into my car, I drove her home and made sure she got in safely, and that there was no one hanging around.
I was trembling with fear. I can only imagine how she felt.
I wanted to post this because, well, just look out for one another.
I was trembling with fear. I can only imagine how she felt.
I wanted to post this because, well, just look out for one another.
