Ayan was a curious university student with a passion for exploring abandoned places. One stormy evening, his friend dared him to spend a night in the old town hospital, closed for 40 years after a mysterious fire.
Armed with only a flashlight and his phone, Ayan entered through a broken window. The building groaned as if it remembered pain. Peeling walls, rusted beds, bloodstained floors — everything whispered “You shouldn’t be here.”
Ignoring the signs, he walked deeper.
Each room he passed had a name scratched on the door… but one room had no name — only a number: “0”
Curious, Ayan opened it.
Inside was a small, dusty bed and an old mirror, still untouched. On the wall was something strange written in faded red:
“If you see her, don’t move. If she moves, don’t breathe.”
Suddenly, the mirror fogged up on its own… as if someone was breathing behind it.
Ayan turned to run — but the door slammed shut.
In the mirror’s reflection, he saw a woman standing behind him… with no face.
He froze.
She tilted her head. Then took a slow step forward.
Ayan remembered the writing.
He didn’t move.
She stepped closer.
He didn’t breathe.
She stopped… inches from his face.
Then, a phone rang. Loud. His phone.
Startled, he gasped.
She smiled.
The next morning, police found the room empty.
No blood, no body. Only a cracked mirror… and scratched into the glass:
دیکھو بھائی، کل والا کام ٹھیک سے کرنا ہے۔ پہلے سامان چیک کر لینا، پھر مجھے فوٹو بھیج دینا۔ اگر کوئی پریشانی ہو تو فون کر لینا، میں آ جاؤں گا۔ سب ٹھیک ہے نا؟
