Нервный срыв

Vozvrashchai͡asʹ dozhdlivoĭ nochʹi͡u s pozdneĭ vecherinki, Kėss Anderson na glukhoĭ lesnoĭ doroge proekhala mimo stoi͡ashcheĭ na obochine mashiny, za rulem kotoroĭ byla molodai͡a zhenshchina.Kėss poboi͡alasʹ ostanovitʹsi͡a i sprositʹ, ne nuzhna li pomoshchʹ. A cherez neskolʹko dneĭ uznala, chto zhenshchinu ubili.S tekh por Kėss ne mozhet vybrositʹ sluchivsheesi͡a iz golovy, ee muchai͡ut ugryzenii͡a sovesti. K nim dobavli͡aetsi͡a trevoga o sobstvennom psikhicheskom zdorovʹe - ona zabyvaet, prini͡ala li tabletki, ne mozhet vspomnitʹ kod domashneĭ signalizat͡sii, udivli͡aetsi͡a svoim sobstvennym pokupkam. Neuzheli ėto proi͡avlenii͡a dement͡sii, kotoroĭ stradala ee rano ushedshai͡a matʹ? Ili delo v zagadochnykh telefonnykh zvonkakh, kogda kto-to vse vremi͡a zloveshche molchit v trubku? I v poi͡avivshemsi͡a u Kėss neotvi͡aznom oshchushchenii, chto za neĭ sledi͡at?..

Returning from a late-night party on a rainy night, Cass Anderson drove past a parked car driven by a young woman on a remote forest road.Cass was afraid to stop and ask if she needed help. A few days later, I found out that the woman had been killed.Since then, Cass can't get what happened out of her head, she's been plagued by remorse. Added to these are worries about her own mental health - she forgets whether she took the pills, can't remember the home alarm code, and is surprised by her own purchases. Was this a manifestation of the dementia that her mother had suffered from? Or is it the mysterious phone calls, when someone is always ominously silent on the phone? And the nagging feeling that she was being watched?..