Ghost Order Ghost Story

Delivery driver Ajie received a late-night order to a deserted funeral parlor. The note read: 'Leave the money in the mailbox, don't ring the doorbell.' He reluctantly arrived and found a 1997 coin in the mailbox. 'What kind of joke is this?' Ajie complained to the air. Just as he was about to leave, his phone pinged: 'Order completed. Please rate.' A shiver ran down his spine as he fled on his motorcycle. In his rearview mirror, a blurry figure in burial clothes stood under a streetlight, slowly waving at him. Back home, his phone lit up again – a five-star rating from the same account, with a single message: 'Thank you. I've waited so long for someone to finally deliver.' Ajie immediately checked his order history and discovered that this account had placed an order every single day for the past thirty years, never canceling, and never having it delivered. The delivery address note read: 'The deceased's last supper.' Ever since that day, Ajie's phone automatically places an order every night at 10 PM, always to his own address.