I don’t do postmortems!!

Mrs. Rubina John was a middle-aged woman who lived in the suburbs of the city. She worked as an assistant in a hospital where she assisted postmortem doctors. Her job was not an easy one, but she loved it nonetheless.

Rubina's neighbors were Robert, Eric, Tom, Dr. Vincent, Mrs. Andrea Peter, and Mr. Peter. They were all friendly and helpful, and Rubina enjoyed their company.

One day, Rubina had to attend the postmortem of a young girl who had committed suicide. Her name was Daisy, and she had been in love with her senior at college, Patrick. Patrick, however, was in love with another girl named Martina and refused to engage with Daisy. Daisy had been heartbroken and had ended her life.

Rubina was deeply affected by Daisy's death. She could feel her pain and sorrow, and her spirit seemed to be calling out to her. Rubina couldn't shake off the feeling that something was not right.

The Haunting Begins

As days went by, Rubina started experiencing strange things in her house. Objects would move on their own, and Rubina would feel a presence around her. It was almost as if Daisy's spirit was haunting her.

Rubina tried to ignore the strange happenings, but they only grew worse. She started having nightmares, and she would wake up in the middle of the night, feeling like someone was watching her.

One night, while Rubina was sleeping, she felt something cold touch her feet. She woke up with a start and saw a shadowy figure standing at the foot of her bed. It was Daisy's ghost, and she looked angry and vengeful.

The Revenge of Daisy's Spirit

Daisy's spirit had taken over Rubina's body, and she was now seeking revenge on Patrick for breaking her heart. She wanted him to feel the same pain and suffering that she had gone through.

Rubina, under Daisy's control, went to Patrick's house and started to torment him. Patrick was frightened and didn't know what to do. He reached out to Rubina's neighbors for help, but they didn't believe him.

The neighbors thought that Patrick was making up the story, and they didn't want to get involved. Rubina, under Daisy's control, was becoming more dangerous by the day, and they knew that something had to be done.

The Spiritual Healer Arrives

One day, Patrick met a spiritual healer named Sebastian. Sebastian was a wise man who had helped many people in the past. Patrick shared his story with Sebastian, and he immediately knew what had to be done.

Sebastian went to Rubina's house and performed a ritual to cleanse her of Daisy's spirit. It was a long and arduous process, but finally, their spirit of Daisy was expelled.

After the cleansing, Rubina woke up from her trance-like state and had no recollection of the past few days. She was confused and scared, but Sebastian reassured her that everything was alright.

Patrick was grateful to Sebastian for saving his life, and Rubina's neighbors were relieved that the ordeal was over.

The End of the Haunting

Rubina never wanted to experience anything like that again. She quit her job and started living a quiet life. Her neighbors became more aware of the supernatural, and they made sure to take precautions to protect themselves from evil spirits.

The incident with Daisy's spirit had taught them all a valuable lesson. They knew that they could never take the paranormal for granted and that they had to be careful at all times.

The haunting of Daisy's spirit was finally over, but the memory of it lingered on. Rubina and her neighbors knew that they had been lucky to escape with their lives. They knew that if it wasn't for Sebastian, things could have ended differently.

Patrick was grateful to Rubina for saving his life, and he visited her often to express his gratitude. Rubina, on the other hand, was just happy that everything was back to normal.

The incident with Daisy's spirit had left a mark on Rubina, and she never forgot it. She knew that she had been chosen to help Daisy's spirit, and she hoped that she had fulfilled her duty.

Over time, Rubina and her neighbors grew closer, and they started to look out for each other. They knew that they had to be prepared for anything, and they were willing to help each other in times of need.

The haunting of Daisy's spirit was a reminder that life was fragile and that we had to appreciate every moment. Rubina and her neighbors had come face to face with death, and they knew that they had to live life to the fullest.

In the end, the haunting of Daisy's spirit brought Rubina and her neighbors closer together. They had gone through a traumatic experience, but they had come out of it stronger and wiser. They knew that they had to be vigilant, but they were ready for whatever the future held.