You’ve read them in novels and you’ve seen them in movies but most people would not want to have an actual ghostly encounter in real life. Some of you may have also heard stories of taxi drivers giving a lift to a female customer at suspiciously abandoned places.
You’d think with the age of technology and e-hailing nowadays, it’s unlikely to receive an order from a paranormal entity. However, one should never underestimate their ability, as this driver recently shared his experience with a wandering spirit.
Yesterday (Tuesday, 2nd May), Facebook user Ahsan Ismail shared his recent experience as an E-hailing driver, which he described as his most precious one. According to the driver, he picked up a customer named Dr. Samarahan. She was wearing a baju kurung and had a nice scent. He drove the customer to the address she had given him.
Throughout the whole journey, the woman remained silent for the most part and only gave 1-word responses. Much to his surprise and horror, they arrived at a Muslim cemetery. When he turned around to check on his customer, he discovered that she was no longer in the vehicle, but he could not recall how or when she had gotten out. “Only God knows exactly how I felt at the time but it’s okay, I’ll consider this as an unforgettable experience,” he wrote.
Thankfully for the Sarawakian man, the mysterious woman did not leave without paying for his service as he found that she had left old Malaysian Ringgit notes and cents where she sat. Netizens were spooked out by the post and even asked for more details on the encounter. Some even advised the driver to avoid going home immediately as the uninvited spirit might tag along.
In a follow-up post, Ahsan updated that although the old money he got from the entity is unusable, she actually paid him the exact amount for his service. “It was hard getting back as it suddenly started raining heavily. Let’s all offer our prayers and hope everything will be fine,” he said.
We can only imagine what he must’ve felt like during that moment of discovery but we’re glad that he was able to go back home safely. What would you do if you had a ghost as a customer?
