This Incident occurred 7 years back, when I was in my 8th class. due to a play I was stayed back at school up-to 9pm. for doing reharsels of an chandramukhi drama, which was blockbuster film of those days.due to I was active in my class our team gave me a role of jyothika(chandramukhi) in that play. I decided to make the play more realistic by making them feel scary. So I took my costume and I weared all my Saree and also payal. I started reharsel by seeing in mirror of our big ladies rest room .Then time was around 11pm and I didn’t noticed it, the school was completely in silence. I completed the play rehearsal and I was ready to leave. I thought that 1st I should do face wash and then I pour some water on my face. And then I heared an wiered sound of Payal which was coming near the rest room. I thought some body was doing prank with me. And I turn my face and watched the mirror then I noticed that a spirit of chandramukhi in the mirror. I fell down with fear when I opened my house I was in home. After these creepy incident occur to me 2 years later with one of my friend I went to the same rest room.then 1
maid said me why did u come to this rest room.here there is a spirit of chandramukhi stays here. I know u are educated people and you not believe my words.can I show u a proof 2 years back when u fell down in this rest room who took u back to home?? .and my thoughts went back to that night the incident I didn’t shared with any one even with my mom. Then how could she know it. Then I went to principal sir cabin and I asked that (Sir if there is any maid in this school who is very fatty, short,and age will be up-to 45 years?) then sir asked me don’t play jokes with me u telling me about this women? And he showed me a photograph. Then I said yes sir .then he said 6 years back she died , how can u see her. Then I was shocked like I can not believe my ears how could it happen?? Later I get to know that the lady died in the same room which was rebuilted in which present our school was there. And the lady was non other than the spirit which I sawed in the mirror.
Author: Ravali