Mei Foong just drove back from Seremban, about 2 hours from
Kuala Lumpur, after spending the day with her in-laws. She was with her 3 year
old daughter and her husband who was driving. As it was already 7 pm, she was hurrying to go
back to her home as her daughter was feeling a bit unwell.
She was travelling on a side road near Cheras when their car
had to stop abruptly due a maze of cars. Actually the parked cars were parked
in a haphazard manner near a neighborhood house. Her husband said that they must
be having a Chinese wake. A Chinese wake is when people come to pay their
respects when a person dies. Of course they are provided with drinks and
naturally they get to gamble.
Mei Foong abruptly said, “Gostang” (meaning to reverse) the
car and to look for an alternative route. They eventually found another side road and it
was about 7.30 pm and getting dark. Suddenly with the car headlamps on Mei
Foong saw a lady in a red Cheongsam (a formal Chinese dress) walking in the
same direction as their car.
She asked her husband
to stop the car. Frustrated he asked her the reason for stopping the car and she
replied there was a woman walking by the street. Her husband then shook his
head and claim that he did not see anybody. She rolled her eyes tiredly and she
peered at her rear mirror and saw the woman in her blue cheongsam in the darkness.
Before she got to say anything…the lady in red cheongsam disappeared!!!
She had a high fever for 3 days after that incident.
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