The Contact Form at Route 9 Rest Stop

It was July of 2019, just past midnight, when Luna pulled off Route 9 at a rest stop outside of Ellsworth, Maine. She wasn't lost. She just needed to check her email. But the contact form on the cracked tablet screen kept sending the same message to an address she didn't recognize: 'I know you can see me.' The sender field was blank. The timestamp was always three minutes in the future. And when she finally turned off the tablet and sat in the dark, she heard something tapping on the passenger side window. Not a branch. Not rain. A finger. This is a story about a rest stop that doesn't appear on any map, a message that sends itself, and the question you never want to ask yourself at three in the morning: what if the machine is watching you back? #Route9 #EllsworthMaine #RestStop #ContactForm #EmailHorror #UnsentMessage #EmptySender #FutureTimestamp #WindowTap #Midnight #July2019 #Luna #FexingoHorror #HorrorPodcast #InboxZero #TechHorror #Solitude #Unsettling Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo