“The Mystery of the Enchanted Garden”

At the edge of a small village, there was an old garden, now abandoned and desolate. The villagers believed that some sinister force resided in the garden. No one dared to go there, especially after sunset. But one day, a young man named Armaan decided to uncover the secret of the garden.

Armaan had always been curious. Despite the warnings of the villagers, he ventured into the garden at midnight, armed with a torch and accompanied by his friends. In the eerie silence of the night, their fear grew with each step. At first, everything seemed fine, but as they reached the heart of the garden near an ancient tree, they noticed a strange fragrance in the air.

Armaan’s friend, Sameer, spotted some old papers lying on the ground near the tree. When they picked them up, they found a small, dusty book containing an old story. The story was about a woman who once lived near the garden. Her name was Meher, and she had suffered betrayal and was seeking justice.

The book stated, “Whoever dares to face the truth within this garden will have their fate transformed.”

Armaan and his friends thought it was just a tale, but then they heard a strange sound—like someone calling their names. The sound grew louder with the wind.

Despite the growing fear, Armaan followed the voice. Behind the tree, they discovered an old well, covered with dirt. As they tried to uncover it, a strong gust of wind blew, and all of them fell unconscious.

When Armaan regained consciousness the next morning, he found a small idol in his hand—it was made of pure gold! The villagers believed that the idol was the embodiment of a soul consumed by hatred. From that night onward, Armaan’s life changed forever, but the secret of the garden remained with him.