RideGT

One night, as I was walking home from Kendeda, a group of villainous henchmen appeared out of nowhere. Their imposing figures surrounding me told me one thing: I knew something was wrong, and I had to escape their clutches. As they closed in, I was at my wits end. Eventually, however, the left me an opening, so I exploded, running out of my mind. With the foul men following, I pushed my limits and ran as far as I could, and screamed as loud as I could for help, but the streets were empty. As my hope dwindled, all of a sudden, a notification from RideGT popped up, announcing that a red bus was arriving at a stop forty meters ahead, with a four minute walk to the stop. It was a miracle. I dashed forward with a sliver of a hope that I’d make it, that I’d live to see another day. A few seconds later, I saw it: the faint glow of two white beams turn the corner. The gleam of the headlights shined through me, enlightening myself with the hope that I’d almost lost. A final sprint would be all it took. I raced down, my heart beating faster than ever, with the cladded-in-black henchman on my heels. Thirty meters, then twenty, then ten, but suddenly, I felt a shadow grab my leg. One of the men managed to catch up and trip me, just as the bus arrived. I thought I lost. However, after I gave up and surrendered my life, the masked men shouted and ran. Then came my savior, the officer riding the bus. They managed to scare off the villains. After I stood up, leaning on their arms, I looked at my cracked phone screen. It was the shimmering dark screen of RideGT, the app that was there for me when no one else was. RideGT saved my life. I will always remember it.

This app changed my life. I no longer fear uncertainty, I embrace it. I no longer measure time in minutes, I measure it in faith. Five stars.

I almost missed my gender studies class but this app saved me.