Episode NotesAn unwitting waitress falls in love with a man who seems to be out of time, but perhaps her time is up as an apparition begins stalking her.Echoes by Shane MigliavaccaMusic by Ray Mattishttp://raymattispresents.bandcamp.comProduced by Daniel WilderGet Cool Merchandise http://store.weeklyspookySupport us on Patreon http://patreon.com/IncrediblyHandsomeContact Us/Submit a Storytwitter.com/WeeklySpookyfacebook.com/WeeklySpookyWeeklySpooky@gmail.comThis episode sponsored by HenFlix.comFor everything else visit WeeklySpooky.comTranscript:I first met him last week. I'd heard about the new guy in town before that. Castle, New York was the smallest of small towns. Word travels fast when somebody new moves to town. People speculate on the stranger in town. Travis looked like he stepped out of one of those '50's biker films. Last Thursday he walked into the diner I work at. I couldn't take my eyes off him. And he knew it. He caught me looking at him and smiled that sly smile of his. My eyes darted away. I tried to make it look like I was just looking around the diner. But it was too late. He strode over to me."Hello there." He said."Hey."I tried to sound confident. Like I didn't give a fuck, but my voice cracked. He smiled at me."Can I get a chocolate milkshake to go?""Su-Sure."Heard they're like wow here."I started making the shake as he leaned on the counter. He looked at his reflection in the glass case of donuts. Adjusting his hair."Yeah, they're really good." I said. I was trying to think of something cool to say. But I was managing to think of one damn thing."lived here all your life?" He asked."Unfortunately.""Ain't so bad. I've been to worse."I finished the shake and brought it over to him. He gave me a wink and took a sip. Before I could say anything he slid a ten dollar bill across the counter. A large silver ring gleamed on his hand. He turned and started to leave."Let me get your change.""The rest is for you dolly."I watched him go. Dolly? I felt a bit offended. But at the same time I was feeling something else. Love? Lust?Whatever it was it made me somewhat forgiving of the dolly remark."So, that's the new guy? Not bad."I turned it was my coworker and friend Bren. She adjusted her raven hair."What'd he say to you Ronny?""Nothing much. Just wanted a milkshake.""Yeah yours."We both laughed. Bren has this obnoxious laugh that usually ends up making me laugh harder.The next day he didn't show up. But the day after he was there again. This time wanting a milkshake and a burger. No matter who waited on him he always ended up talking to me. Usually asking me about some town thing or whatnot. Always coming in at the same time, every other day.It continued like this for a month. We'd small talk a little and then he'd leave. I never saw him outside of the diner. Then one day he changed the routine.I got of work one sunny Monday afternoon and Travis was waiting for me. He was leaning ever so slightly against the side of the diner. He smiled at me."Hey." I said."Hey." He answered. He flicked out a metal lighter and lit a really slim cigarette. "So what do you do for a kick around here?""There's the movie theater or the bowling alley.""No. No. You." He took a puff."Me? Uh, not much.""Naw? Dang shame. Pretty girl like you.""Uh, thanks."The flattery made me blush. Was he hitting on me? I sucked at this kind of thing. I wasn't sure if he wanted me to say anything."I haven't found much in town to get excited about." He took a long drag on his cigarette. "So I was wondering if you want to hang?"I thought for a second. He's asking me out. I suck at dating. He's good looking and seems nice, but there's no way a date between us won't end in embarrassment for me and perhaps him too. How to talk him out of it?"It's kind of been a rough day, you know? Mondays. I just want to go back home and chill.""It don't have to be today.""Oh, cool.""So, wanna see a flick?" He said. "Show the new guy the sights?""Sure." I guess. Am I really going