The Whites, as she dubbed them for the lack of a better term, took position to what she recognised as seats …
White
Published by Srijita Sarkar in category Paranormal Experience with tag ghost | girl | school | suspense | white
Author: Srijita Sarkar
Student by profession, reader by vocation and writer by occupation, this 21-year-old girl loves to pen down the high-flying thoughts that brighten her otherwise dull life on any available surface (desk for example). A dream to be a best-selling author, she is in search of that perfect plot that will be a super-hit with the masses.
White
Who’s the captain?
Editor’s Choice: And there’s a twist in all this—you wouldn’t be going by your real names, but rather code names assigned by the organizing authority.
Moving Forward
Editor’s Choice: Maybe God wanted to test out a new version of purgatory. Or maybe, I was paying for my crimes in some past life. The orphanage was hell…
Criminal Instinct
A month had passed away since Ayesha and her class last saw Aditya. His parents had been informed and a nationwide search was organized.
Rose
That’s what it feels when I see through the rose-tinted glasses. Even the dreary seems exotic, the unhappy seem blissful, the harsh sun bearable.
A Long Way Home
I leapt off the car with renewed vigour, thanking Santa for helping me come home when it was still Christmas. It was a long way home today, but I was glad.
When the Bells Toll
“When will you return, Papa?” “I will return when the bells toll…till then, stay sharp. Take care of your Mama for me, okay Mira?”
My Best Friend’s Funeral
We were standing at the precipice, the sun bathing the countryside in its dull glow. It was almost two hours…the funeral must be over by now.
Red Christmas
Dubbed the “Red Christmas” murders by the newspaper people, it was the seventh victim in six months. And things weren’t looking good…
Monotone
The world had been a monotone for him ever since that phone call. He had no one to prove his mettle to. The world had lost its colour that very day.
