I came to say that. I wonder if he killed her, given the stuff in his apartment, and is hallucinating. Or maybe she's a ghost.It's still up in the air if the girl is a hallucination but the author is pulling all the stops to obscure it.
That, or he was only a witness then was forced to be an accomplice by not telling. Guilt made him "forget" and hallucinate about her being alive just to function again.I came to say that. I wonder if he killed her, given the stuff in his apartment, and is hallucinating. Or maybe she's a ghost.
That combined with the diary sketch last chapter seems so blatant I almost hope it's a red herring.The top of this car is soothing. It's like I've been on it before.