Wednesday, 18 September 2013
White Van Man
At 4.45 pm I had finished work and was walking along
Wellington Road for the bus, it was a lovely day. Suddenly I heard a loud car horn beeping and
a white van passed me slowly. I carried
on walking and the van did a u turn ahead of me. I didn't like the look of this so I decided
to cross the road quickly to the bus stop opposite. While I was crossing the white van approached
beeping more. I thought I’d better take
a look as it might be someone I know and I would feel bad. The van pulled up at the kerb just by the bus
stop and looked in the window, a bloke I had never seen before leaned over and
opened the door. He was in his early
thirties and wearing work clothes with a company logo on. He offered to give me a lift. I politely refused and told him “I don’t even
know you”, to which he replied “but you can still have a lift can’t you”. I told him “No I can’t”, just as the bus
pulled up and to be on the safe side I jumped on the bus. I spent the journey exchanging texts with my
sister in law about what had happened and reading some more of Dan Brown’s
thriller, Digital Fortress, another riveting read. When I looked out of the bus window I had no idea where I was which wasn't at all surprising as I had jumped on the wrong
bus. Suffice to say I arrived home half
an hour later than usual and if I am honest my self-esteem was properly puffed
up,
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