During my younger cousin sister's wedding, my cousins and I gathered at my uncle's large bungalow, which was beautifully decorated with colorful LED lights. Since a wedding planner handled all the arrangements, we could relax and enjoy the festivities. Late at night, around 11:30 PM, we all congregated on the rooftop, enjoying the pleasant summer breeze. As we reminisced about our childhood and discussed our school and college experiences, my younger cousin brother Harsh, a horror movie enthusiast, excitedly mentioned the film "Hereditary." Nidhi, a year younger than me, expressed her indifference, finding the movie only mildly interesting. Aisha, the youngest, asked if we believed in ghosts or the paranormal. Nidhi dismissed such beliefs, claiming they were for the weak-minded, while Harsh argued in favor of their existence, citing his extensive reading on true paranormal encounters. I listened to their debate and eventually interjected, asserting that ghosts and evil spirits do exist, regardless of personal experience. I pointed out that just because they hadn't encountered anything paranormal didn't mean it wasn’t real, and suggested that science hasn't fully understood the mind-brain connection yet. I referenced cases of near-death experiences where individuals reported hearing conversations while clinically dead, leaving doctors astonished upon their revival. This sparked further discussion among us about belief, science, and the mysteries of life.
Ouija Board – A strange spooky tale
by Parth Toroneel 
in
English Horror Stories
Description
On my younger cousin sister’s marriage occasion, we all cousin siblings were gathered there to my Mama’s place. He had a huge bungalow—which was embellished by colorful flickering LED strip lights. All work of marriage was given to wedding-planners, so we didn’t have to do anything except enjoy the function. It was a summer day, so we all cousin siblings gathered at the rooftop around 11:30 PM. At late night wind was breezing wonderfully. We all were grown up and mature. We teased each other, recollected our old day’s memories when we were little, talked about our school-college affairs—and between