The Terrifying Ghost Story:

Once upon a time, there was a small village named Shitalpur. The village was surrounded by a dense forest and several old, deserted houses. In the middle of the village was an old canal, which was frequently covered in darkness. Everyone knew that on the off chance that you went near this canal at night, something terrible would happen. Be that as it may, there was no concrete reason for this fear; it was just a mysterious rumor. A while back, many villagers claimed to have experienced unusual sensations when they went near the canal at night.
One day, a young man named Akash came to the village from the city. He was 25 years old and was someone who sought unused experiences away from the urban lifestyle. He soon learned approximately the strange history of Shitalpur. The village elders told stories of a tragic event that happened many years ago, on a dark night. In the center of the village stood an old, abandoned haunted house where no one lived. However, someone had died there in a horrendous way. Her name was Meera, a young woman who suddenly disappeared and was later found dead. According to the villagers, after her death, the house became cursed. They said that ever since her death, there had been strange, invisible presences in the house, regularly seen by people at night. 
Akash, being very curious, decided that he must visit the house and experience it for himself. He had no friends in the village, but he thought that this experience might teach him something unused. Additionally, he believed it was all just rumors.
That evening, Akash ventured towards the old house alone. As the village roads grew darker, a sense of doubt and fear began to settle in his mind. But he reassured himself, "It's just a rumor, nothing more."
When he reached the house, his hands were trembling, but he continued. The house was large and old, with broken doors and half-closed windows. Once interior, a cold, ghostly breeze surrounded him. Akash tried to calm himself, but his feet felt as though an imperceptible force was pulling him forward.
At first, Akash saw nothing inside. Everything was silent and lifeless. But after a couple of moments, he began to hear a unusual sound—a crying noise. Initially, he thought it was just his imagination. But gradually, the crying grew louder. Akash, holding his breath, moved towards the sound.
He entered a room and saw a dark shadow surrounding him. His heart dashed, but he felt an odd curiosity. Slowly, he stepped forward into the room. Eventually, before his eyes appeared a shape—an apparition of a woman, who was covering her face with her hands and crying.
Akash froze in fear, but he stayed where he was. Suddenly, the woman's eyes opened. They were pitch black, as though there was no light in them. She screamed, "Why can't you leave me? Why are you keeping me trapped in this house?"
Akash's heart pounded with dread. He quickly tried to retreat, but something was holding him back. The ground beneath his feet appeared to shift, and an concealed force dragged him advance into the house. It felt as though he had lost control over his own body. The unseen power pulled him into another room, and the door slammed shut behind him. 
Inside that room, amidst the darkness, Akash seem still hear the crying. He now realized it was Meera's spirit, trapped in the house. Akash felt utterly powerless, as though the noxious powers surrounding him were growing stronger.
Suddenly, Meera appeared in front of him. A horrifying smile stretched across her face, and she spoke, "Do you know why I am trapped here? Because I was murdered, and no one ever investigated my death. I will take revenge, no matter what!"
For a moment, Akash thought he would never escape the house. But then, an internal courage began to rise in him. He gathered his strength and said, "I can help you. Let your spirit find peace."
Meera slowly expanded her hand toward him. Akash reached out and grasped her hand, and in an instant, a blinding light filled the room. Meera screamed, "I am going into the light!"
With that, Meera took her final breath, and Akash realized that the house was now free. The ghost that had haunted the house was finally at peace.
Afterward, Akash left the house and walked back down the village road. He felt an incredible sense of peace. But he knew, deep down, that he would never return to that house again.