[ WP ] You 're taking a walk and you see a girl that looks eerily familiar . Then , you see her again , and again , and again ...

I sat quietly in the terrace, sipping the coffee. It was a sunny day today, and I figured it was as good a time as any to enjoy the weather and watch people living their lives. 
 
 *Did someone add a new...? * I wondered as I watched her walk past me again. 
 
 It was the fifth time I'd seen her in five minute span, but each time, she was coming from the same direction, always from my right. Finally, out of curiousity, my eyes followed her past. I felt my eyes straining to focus on her before I realized I could n't -- her back was covered in green and black lines, each stretching beyond her shoulders, rapidly changing in length. It looked like noisy digital static, almost as if... 
 
 *This is a virus! * 
 
 I quickly pulled off my headset and began tearing the nodes away from my skin as fast as I could, but I was n't fast enough -- the computer shot a surge of electricity through the last node on my temple with the force of a car hitting a brick wall. I found myself crashing into the C.D. rack beside my desk, sending a cascade of disks raining over me. 
 
 My body shivered on the ground like a fish out of water, suffering from the aftermath of the shock. Footsteps slowly approached my computer as a darkened figure removed the USB drive that was n't there before. His dress shoes were pristine beneath his black slacks with blue stripes. He crouched down, placing his elbows on his knees. `` I told you I'd do it, did n't I?'' he said quietly into my ear. 
 
 I tried to look up to his face, but my muscles were far too weak to move, forcing me to surrender to gravity. `` *It's just a game, * you said,'' he sneered. `` *Get over it, * you said.'' 
 
 `` But you know what?'' he asked, shaking the USB drive in my face. `` I lost $ 10,000 from your shinanigans, your little escapade. And now I'm taking it all back, plus a little extra for you thinking you could get away with it.'' 
 
 As he stood up to leave, I could hear my computer fizzle to its death, fried from the inside out. 

