The Lady in the Car with Glasses and a Gun

Dany, a diligent secretary, is unexpectedly invited by her boss, Michel, to his home to finish a project. Despite knowing Michel's wife, Anita, Dany feels uneasy about spending the night alone with them.

Upon arriving at Michel's home, Dany feels disheartened as Michel and Anita leave for a dinner party, leaving her alone. Feeling abandoned, she dozes off and is drawn into a disturbing dream where she shares an intimate moment with Michel.

In her dream, Dany kisses Michel, but it quickly turns into a horrifying nightmare when he begins to suffocate her. This terrifying experience is abruptly interrupted by the return of Michel and Anita.

The next morning, Michel asks Dany to help them return their luxurious car to the airport. Dany, eager for a distraction, readily agrees despite feeling tense from the previous night's events.

Left alone with the car after dropping Michel and Anita off, Dany decides to take a joyride to the coast. During her adventure, she indulges in a shopping spree but is reminded of her constraints by a woman from a nearby café.

While stopping for gas, Dany becomes the victim of an unseen attacker. Injuring her wrist in the attack, she feels a rush of panic as men come to her aid, but one mechanic suggests she already arrived there injured the night before.

After being bandaged, Dany is stopped by a police officer who is aware of her situation. He takes her to a hotel for safety, where she is bewildered to discover she is registered as a guest, raising further doubts about her sanity.

Dany encounters Georges outside the hotel, who insists on hitching a ride with her. Although hesitant, she eventually agrees; he hints that the townspeople might be playing tricks on her due to her current predicament.

As Georges joins Dany on her journey, they share flirtations that lead to an intimate moment. However, Dany grows uneasy when she discovers Georges’ passport has a different name, prompting her to question who he really is.

Georges drives them to a picturesque spot, but he disappears momentarily, leaving Dany alarmed. When she realizes he has stolen the car, her panic escalates as she tries to hitchhike back to town.

Using a trucker's CB radio, Dany locates her stolen car but is shocked to find a body in the backseat along with a rifle. The confrontation with Georges turns tense as both accuse each other of murder, igniting a struggle.

As tensions rise, Dany and Georges agree to dispose of the body, but Georges finds a note indicating Dany as the killer. In the ensuing chaos, Georges overpowers Dany, knocking her unconscious.

Regaining consciousness, Dany urgently calls Anita to confess about the car theft. Following Anita's advice, she seeks refuge at a friend's house where she unexpectedly finds her missing coat, stirring her anxiety.

Michel arrives and reveals startling truths about Anita’s past, including an affair that led to murder. Dany learns that she was a pawn in Michel's deceptive plan, designed to frame her for the crime.

In a dramatic climax, Dany confronts and defends herself against Michel, ultimately shooting him. The story concludes with Dany driving away, diving into the ocean, symbolizing her uncertain future.