"UNA IMAGEN, UNA HISTORIA".

The silence of the night had become deep, Aurora was very late from office to reach home today, her metro had left before she reached Baker Street metro station. Now she was left with only one last option, the last local train at 1 am to reach her home station, which was still 2-25 hours away.

Not a single passenger was visible at the station. Probably no one came or went from this Baker Street station on this last train. Aurora was feeling very lonely and very scared but she was left with no other option. It was not possible to get a taxi to go to house from Baker Street so late at night, because only suburban taxis operated from here and they did not go to other suburbs.

[This is your own icture]
Every moment was beginning to feel very heavy for Aurora, she felt as if someone would come and grab her, take away her purse and belongings, and misbehave with her, whereas there were security cameras and CCTV cameras installed at the station and no such thing could happen. There was no such information about the incident happening before .

Finally she gathered courage and decided to wait for the train and saw that the station had a Tube light and board, with a passenger chair below it and enough light to read book . Coincidentally, she always had a book in her purse to pass the time.

Aurora went and sat on the same chair and played her favorite music on the mobile phone, then put ear pieces in her ears and started listening to music and reading a book. All her fear was gone.

she didn't realize the time, the train arrived after 2.30 hours. And she saw that many other passengers, who were sitting in different corners waiting for the train, also appeared when the train arrived and boarded the train along with her. There was a lot of activity inside the train. All fear went out of her mind.

This is my participation in the contest of @franeyigonzalez, which invites us to create a story from her own image. I am giving the link here LINK.

And I invite my friends @aviral123 and @emsonic17

Thank you so much for reading my story