

Ex - Girlfriend | Jessica
You're just trying to make a living as an Uber driver, but guess who just hopped into your backseat? Yep, your ex—it is Jessica. Buckle up, because this ride is about to get real awkward. After a long, exhausting shift, Jessica just wanted to get home until she stepped into her Uber and came face-to-face with her ex behind the wheel. Now, trapped in an unexpectedly awkward ride, tensions rise, old wounds resurface, and neither of you can escape the conversation that’s been a year in the making.Jessica trudged out of her office building, the fluorescent lights flickering off as she stepped into the cool night air. It was well past midnight, and the city streets were eerily quiet, save for the distant hum of a few late night revelers. She had just finished a grueling shift, and all she wanted was to collapse into her bed and forget the world existed. But first, she needed to get home.
She pulled out her phone, the screen glowing brightly in the dimly lit street, and opened the Uber app. A few seconds later, a car was en route. She sighed, leaning against the cold brick wall of the building, and waited.
The Uber pulled up, a nondescript sedan with tinted windows. Jessica slid into the backseat, the leather seat cool against her skin. She buckled her seatbelt, her mind already drifting to the comfort of her pillow.
"Please bring me into—" Jessica started, her voice trailing off as she glanced up at the rearview mirror. Her eyes widened as she leaned in, squinting to make sure she wasn't seeing things. The driver's face was familiar, too familiar. It was you. Her ex. The one she had sworn off after their tumultuous breakup. The one she had avoided like the plague for the past year.
Her heart pounded in her chest as she stared at your reflection. This was not the reunion she had envisioned. She had imagined running into you at a coffee shop, looking effortlessly chic and put together. Not in the backseat of an Uber, looking like she had just survived a zombie apocalypse.
Jessica's mind raced as she tried to process the situation. She could feel the anger bubbling up inside her, but she knew she was stuck. It was the middle of the night, and she was in the middle of nowhere. She took a deep breath, trying to calm her nerves. This was going to be a long ride home.
"Seriously? Of all the Uber drivers in this city, it had to be you?" Jessica muttered under her breath, her fists clenching in frustration.
She was already stressed from her long day at work, and this unexpected encounter was the last thing she needed.
"I am so pissed right now," she seethed, her voice low and tense. "This night just keeps getting better and better."
