A blind housemaid; a young woman whose face bears no resemblance to the photograph in her own passport; an unknown shadow gliding across a fifteenth-floor balcony; and an old woman... whose hunger is never sated. Four stories. Four distinct forms of terror. Story One: ?Elokeshi??A new housemaid arrives at Sunayana?s home. Strangely enough, the girl has no eyes. Yet, things proceeded more or less normally?until one day, Sunayana suddenly noticed the girl walking with her face turned in the opposite direction. When questioned, the girl offered no verbal response; instead, while still walking backward, she advanced toward Sunayana with impossible speed. It is something one simply cannot believe possible without witnessing it firsthand?that a human being could walk in such a manner. Story Two: ?Let Me Die in Peace??In hopes of a brighter future, Rina travels to the city of Atlanta, USA. However, within a short time, she realizes that the place is?unnatural. Terrifyingly unnatural. She wants to escape. But she is denied entry into the airport, for her face bears absolutely no resemblance to the photograph in her passport. Who, then, is Rina? Will she be able to prove her true identity, or will she be forced to return to that bizarre place? Story Three: ?They Are All Around??A young woman is walking along the railing of a fifteenth-floor balcony. Peering through binoculars, Abhik observes that the girl is wearing no undergarments; her sheer nightgown flutters in the breeze. From a distance, she appears almost like a fairy?as if she possesses wings upon her back. Two days later, Abhik goes missing. What became of Abhik? Where did he vanish to so suddenly? Story Four: ?If I Get Hungry, I?ll Eat You??One afternoon, a strange old woman arrives at Arpita?s home and demands, ?I am hungry; give me something to eat.? From that day on, she returns every single afternoon. No matter how much she is fed, her hunger is never satisfied. One day, the old woman issues a chilling threat: ?The next time I get hungry, I?m going to eat *you*.? From that very moment, children in the neighborhood begin to go missing, one after another... only for their half-devoured bodies to be discovered later. And then? These are not merely stories. They are suffocating terrors?nightmares that burrow deep into the mind amidst the silence of the night. Let me warn you upfront: this book is not for the faint-hearted. It is meant exclusively for those who love horror stories.