Horror Short Story | Navigation

Shen Li was driving to a business trip in another city, taking a mountain road for the first time. She set up her navigation and followed the voice prompts. After driving for almost an hour, the navigation suddenly said, "Turn right in 300 meters." She looked at the road sign. To the right was a narrow path, unlit and seemingly unused for a long time. But she was in a hurry, so she turned in anyway. The path grew darker and darker, with weeds on both sides, yet the navigation insisted, "Go straight." After ten minutes of driving, an old house appeared ahead, its iron gate half-open, with lights on inside. The navigation said, "You have arrived at your destination." Shen Li froze. Her destination was a hotel, not this place. She turned off the navigation and reset it. The navigation recalculated the route and said, "Please make a U-turn." She reversed and turned back to the small road. The navigation said, "Turn left in 300 meters." Turning left led her back to the main road she had entered from. She turned onto the main road and re-entered the hotel address. This time, the navigation worked normally and successfully took her to the hotel. The next day, on her way back, she passed the same mountain road. The navigation suddenly said, "Turn right in 300 meters." Remembering what happened yesterday, she decided to ignore the navigation and continued straight. The navigation repeated "Turn right" three times, but she didn't turn. On the fourth try, the navigation's voice changed. It became the voice of a little girl, very soft: "Why didn't you turn?" Shen Li gripped the steering wheel, not daring to respond. "Yesterday, when you turned in, I set up the route for you. If you just followed it, you would have reached my house. If you don't turn today, I'll have to come out myself." Shen Li looked in the rearview mirror and saw a little girl sitting in the back seat.