I stopped to help a girl with a flat tire at night but spotted something in the car’s trunk that shocked me.
I noticed the white sedan parked on the shoulder of Highway 42 at 11 PM, hazards blinking weakly in the darkness.
At first, I was going to keep riding—it was late, I was tired, and I still had forty miles to get home. Yet then I spotted her in my headlight as I passed.
A teenage girl, maybe fifteen or sixteen, crouched by the rear tire with a tire iron in her hands. She was crying. And she kept looking over her shoulder at the dark woods behind her like something was coming.
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