Dear Ezra Horror Story

In this text, the protagonist, Ezra, expresses her deep love for her sister, Saba, and the relationship she has with her partner, Irfan. Ezra, a middle-class woman, had a strong friendship with Saba, who was a few years older than him. After Ezra's marriage and moving to another city, Saba would miss her and write letters to Ezra, covering her daily activities.

Saba, however, found solace in writing letters to Ezra, even though she didn't read them carefully. One day, Irfan, a handsome, well-educated boy, entered their relationship, but they couldn't have any children. Saba was fond of children but never expressed any special desires.

Irfan's behavior became increasingly strange and mysterious over the years, often coming home late at night, refusing to eat, and talking on the phone. Saba was forced to bear it because she had an older sister who was far away and bereft of children. She also realized that Saba was not able to produce children, which may have contributed to his bad temper.

Saba eventually left Irfan, leaving the two-story house in Saba's name. She lived in a part of the house with the upper floor taken on rent. One day, Irfan left, suffering a heart attack, leaving Saba's world dark. After Irfan's departure, he realized that he was present as he was, sleeping fearlessly with the feeling of being at home.

Saba, a sister of Mahari, is haunted by the mysterious letters she receives from her husband Ezra. Ezra warns her that the cryptic writings are not appropriate for her and that she should not be alone. Saba refuses to move to Ezra's house, which is filled with family members and friends.

One day, Saba wakes up to find the same red writings in her letter, which she believes are an illusion. She tries to distract herself from these strange letters but eventually gives up. The next day, lightning strikes, and Saba's heart starts to panic. He turns on the TV, but the power goes out, and he remembers the mysterious texts.

As the lightning cracks loudly, Saba looks at a picture of himself and Irfan in the frame. She moves her hand on Irfan's picture, and suddenly, an uncontrollable scream comes out of her mouth. She moves her hand to the picture, and splashes of deep red color fall with the sound of lightning. The room appears mysterious and scary, and Saba calls out to Samia to tell him what happened to him.

Saba is shocked to hear that Irfan Bhai, her husband, has died and is now living in the house. He and Samia look at each other in shock, and Saba admits that she never felt the movement before.

Irfan's face seems to have gone down, and his eyes look like desolate ruins. He seems to be wandering in a desolate place, and he collides with Saba's eyes, wanting to say something.

Saba sat up, trembling, and her dream becomes confusing. This is the second time she has had this dream today, and it destroys her peace. She takes a cold breath and looks at the clock, which is half past three.

In summary, Saba's experiences with the mysterious letters and the fear of losing her life are deeply rooted in her past. The story highlights the importance of understanding and addressing personal and social issues, as well as the power dynamics between family and friends.

This dream is so confusing. She was having this dream for the second time today. The incidents were so few that this dream came to destroy her peace. She leaned on the pillow. Putting a glass of water to her lips, she looked at the clock. It was half past three. "Hah." Saba took a cold breath