The Last Bus: Never Look Back!

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**Did you know there’s a Japanese urban legend about a passenger you should never see twice?** A teenage boy named Ren was taking the last bus home one rainy night. The bus was almost empty. Only one old woman sat in the very back. As the bus drove through the darkness, Ren noticed something strange. In the window reflection, the woman was standing behind him. He turned around. She was still sitting down. Then he looked back at the window. She was standing again. Ren remembered something his grandmother once told him: **“If the reflection moves twice… don’t look at it again.”** But he was curious. So he looked. This time, the reflection was no longer the woman. It was Ren. Standing directly behind himself. He spun around. Nobody was there. Then the bus suddenly stopped. The lights went out. And from the seat behind him came a quiet whisper: **“You looked twice.”** The next morning, the bus driver found Ren's backpack sitting alone. But Ren was never seen again. And locals say that if you ride the last bus at midnight… you might see him in the window. Just don't look back.