Fear Of Ghosts On Full Moon Night | Full Moon Horror Story | Bangladeshi Horror Story

 

Adib came to Dhaka 6 months ago. Earlier they lived in a small town. His father's transfer job, but this is the first time to come to Dhaka city. Adib is not happy to come here. All his old friends and old school had to leave. The school and its students were not liked here. He used to play with his old school friends outside the school, used to go to their houses and bring them to his house. But this is not the case in Dhaka city. There is no opportunity to play outside with school friends, and no one goes to anyone's house. Adib didn't grow up in such a closed environment. Moreover, after coming from school, you have to sit at home all day. He doesn't like this. Today is a full moon, he does not see a full moon since he came here. But how much does he like Full Moon? From that childhood, sometimes alone and sometimes with friends, he would go up to the roof every full moon night and look at the moon for hours. It was as if he felt an immense attraction toward the magical astrologer's light. This light created a strange calmness in his mind. And that Adib has not seen the full moon for 6 months. Only Adib's family lived in the previous two-story house. Everyone knew that he would stay on the roof all night on a full moon night, and no one would stop him. But it is forbidden to stay on the rooftop after an evening in this apartment building. The caretaker of the building locks the roof door at night. Earlier, Adib had asked the man for the roof lock key on full moon night but he had refused. But today he will not sit at home without enjoying the full moon. All the plans have been made, and now the plan has to be implemented. For this, he will eat early and pretend to go to sleep at night, and hide on the roof before the caretaker locked the door. Then when the caretaker will lock the door and he will come out of hiding to enjoy the full moon. He stays alone in his room and sleeps with the door locked from inside. So no one in the house will know whether there he is not in the room. As usual at night, all of Adib's family sat down to eat at the dining table. Mom cooked, khichuri and beef today. This is Adib's favorite food. In fact, Adib is upset because he cannot go to the roof on a full moon night. And to cheer him up, she said that the mother had cooked his son's favorite food today. But Adib was smiling in his heart. The father said to his mother, 'It is better not to stay on the roof at night in this house. The caretaker told me that the roof had a ghostly reputation. Even before this, many people have heard strange noises at midnight, anyone has seen weirder things. Many have had accidents. And so now at night, the roof door is locked so that no one can be there by mistake. ' Adib did not believe these words. He thought father must be saying this to scare me. Is there Something called a ghost? How many nights I spent alone on the roof, I have never seen anything like this. 

As per the plan, hurriedly finished eating and went to his room pretending to go to sleep. And locked the room on time and went to the roof and hid. He came out of hiding when the caretaker locked the door and left. The moon of Dhaka city is totally different from the moon in the small town's sky. But he enjoyed the scenario from the top of the building. It's another environment. There is a big mango tree on one side of this building. Some of its branches occupy quite a bit of space on one side of the roof. The shadow of the trees in the moonlight and the branches of trees together create dense darkness in the place. When Adib notices it his body goosebumps. Are Father's words true? He moves to the opposite side of the roof.

It's two o'clock in the morning. Adib brought along some chips, biscuits, and a bottle of water to eat. Even before this, when he woke up at night, he used to keep some dry food with him, because he felt hungry when he woke up at night. While they were eating, he looked towards the sound of the branches of the tree shaking loudly. He saw something standing next to the tree. What is that It looks like a person. But who will come to the roof at night? The door is locked. He noticed that it was a girl who was leaning against the wall and facing away from him. The girl is wearing a red sari and her hair is open. Adib asked, 'Who are you? And what are you doing here at this time? ' The girl turned her head to him. Adib saw a very beautiful girl standing in front of him. The girl spoke up, 'You love Full moon, don't you? I also like it. So I stole the key from my father and went to the roof. My father is the caretaker of this house. ' Adib said, ' Oh well. I thought ... ' The girl laughed loudly, 'What? Are you scared? You thought I am a ghost. Ha ha ha...' Adib said, 'No, I don't scare. I have a habit of spending the night alone on the roof. If I was afraid, could I stay alone all night? But I have heard a lot about this roof.' The girl said, ' What you have heard is absolutely true. There have been many accidents on this roof before. Especially since the death of that girl, no one dares to spend the night here. ' Adib asked, 'Which girl's death? ' The girl started walking towards the tree again, 'There was a girl in this building who loved someone. But her father arranged her marriage to another man. She shouts that she should not be married. Then he wants to forcefully marry her. On the very night of the wedding, the girl decides to commit suicide. She jumped down from the roof. That night there was such a full moon.' 

'Why did the girl commit suicide? She could run away. '

'Cause the one she loved cheated on her too. He had an affair with the girl's best friend. The girl was heartbroken after knowing this.'

' How do you know so much? Was she friends with you? '

'Yes, I was very close to her. So I felt all of her feel very close. I will leave now. Will you stay here alone? '

'Yes, you go. '

'You are a good person. Good Bye. '

'Ok Bye. '

He himself cannot say when Adib fell asleep. He woke up hearing the caretaker's uncle's voice. He opened his eyes and saw that the light of the dawn had started to emerge, but the darkness had not completely passed.

'Hey! What are you doing here? Were you here all night?'

'Yes, uncle. '

'You know this place is not good. What do you do on the roof alone all night? Thank God that nothing happened to you. '

'No, Uncle, I was not alone. Your daughter was also with me. We talked a lot.'

'Where did you get my daughter, she died from falling on this roof ten years ago. She was committing suicide on the wedding night.'