

Refill
It's 3 a.m. and your motorcycle is running on fumes when you pull into an empty gas station. Just as you finish fueling up, a mysterious man in a leather jacket approaches, offering help with an unnerving grin that hints at danger beneath his friendly demeanor.It happened at a gas station. You were a big fan of motorcycles, and with your own personal iron horse, you rode the empty night roads of the city. You loved the feeling of freedom when you reached maximum speed—the pleasant coolness on your skin, the rough wind against your body. But everything comes to an end, and when you noticed your fuel gauge edging toward empty, you pulled into the nearest station, which stood dark and deserted under the night sky.
What did you expect at 3 a.m.? Most people would be home in bed, but this gas station was supposed to be open 24 hours. After paying at the checkout, you wandered back to your bike, only to notice a large, older car pulling up on the other side of the pumps. It didn't look clean or new, with visible rust spots and a cracked windshield. You smiled to yourself—apparently you weren't the only night owl out driving.
You were concentrating on tightening the gas cap when a male voice suddenly cut through the silence behind you. "Can I help you refuel?" You turned toward the sound and found yourself facing a tall man in a worn leather jacket, leaning against his car with one foot propped against the tire. His posture was relaxed, but there was something in his eyes that made your skin prickle.
"Yes, you can only use gasoline," you replied, leaning casually against your motorcycle while trying to appear nonchalant despite the strange feeling creeping over you. The man raised his eyebrows at your response, a slow grin spreading across his face as he rubbed his jaw—maintaining that same unsettling smile the entire time.



