An original mysterious tale, written by our student Danish Khokar.

Danish is a student in Grade 7 studying at the prestigious Asian World School, Jaipur. We are proud to have him as a student of the Creative Writing Program through Applied Storytelling under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Danish for this exemplary true self-expression.

Revealing the Scary Lady’s Secrets

In a small, quiet town called Siberia, a long, curving street felt mysterious and eerie, especially at 2:00 a.m. on moonlit nights. The street seemed empty and gave off an unsettling feeling. However, two best friends, Rahul and Ramesh, didn’t mind the spookiness and decided to take a leisurely walk together, enjoying their favourite music playing softly in the background.

As they walked side by side, enjoying each other’s company and the moon’s light, their happiness was interrupted by a scary sight. Emerging from the shadows was the notorious scary lady of Siberia, a legend whispered among the townspeople. She was known for her strange behaviour and rumoured connection to mysterious events and seeing her dance with a knife in her hand sent chills down the boys’ spines.

Fear gripped Rahul and Ramesh, and they exchanged nervous looks. They couldn’t look away from the lady’s haunting dance despite their fright. It was strangely captivating, and they couldn’t understand why she seemed so frightening.

Unable to forget that night, the boys became curious about the scary lady. They felt there must be more to her story than what people said. With determination, Rahul and Ramesh decided to uncover the secrets behind the Siberian lady.

They spent days searching through old records and talking to the townspeople to find out more about her. The more they learned, the clearer it became that the lady had suffered a terrible loss. Her family had been taken from her in a bad accident, leaving her with deep sadness and loneliness.

Empathy replaced their fear, and the boys felt a strong urge to help the scary lady find comfort and healing. They knew what it was like to lose someone and to seek solace in a friend’s company. With their understanding of sorrow and friendship, Rahul and Ramesh decided to approach her with kindness.

One evening, they gathered their courage and went to meet the lady. They offered her a warm smile and genuine concern for her well-being. Surprisingly, she responded warmly to their gestures, touched by the care they showed her.

Over time, Rahul and Ramesh spent more time with the lady, listening to her stories and offering support. They discovered that her eerie dances were a way of expressing her inner pain and emotions. With their friendship, the scary lady found comfort and a sense of belonging she had longed for.

As days passed, the once-empty and eerie street of Siberia came alive with laughter and music. More people joined the trio, and the town began to see the scary lady differently. Through Rahul and Ramesh’s act of reaching out and understanding, the town learned a valuable lesson about compassion and the power of friendship.

In the heart of Siberia, an unbreakable bond was formed among three individuals who, through their bravery, love, and understanding, turned a haunting tale into a heartwarming story of compassion and togetherness. The friendship between Rahul, Ramesh, and the scary lady not only healed her wounded heart but also brought happiness to the entire town.

And so, amidst the backdrop of the snowy mountains, the once eerie street became a symbol of hope and kindness, where the magic of friendship conquered fear and transformed darkness into light. The town of Siberia embraced the scary lady as one of their own, and she, in turn, taught them the power of finding beauty and comfort in unexpected places.

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An original mysterious tale, written by our student Sargun Chhabra.

Sargun is a student in Grade 8 studying at the prestigious Asian World School, Jaipur. We are proud to have her as a student of the Creative Writing Program through Applied Storytelling under the mentorship of Trainer Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Sargun for this exemplary true self-expression.

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