📘 Story Description — The GraveyardIn the forgotten town of Greyhollow, where the fog lingers longer than the sunlight and the wind always seems to whisper someone’s name, there lies an ancient cemetery known simply as The Graveyard. Locals avoid it. Outsiders fear it. And for sixteen-year-old Tari Donovan, it becomes the center of a mystery far older—and far darker—than anything he ever imagined.Tari is new to Greyhollow and painfully aware that the town has only two modes: silent or suspicious. But something about the graveyard pulls at him, calling him with a chilling familiarity he can’t explain. One cold night, out of curiosity—or foolishness—he steps beyond the rusted iron gates. The moment his foot touches the moss-covered earth, the air shifts. The tombstones glow faintly. Shadows move where no one stands. And from the darkness rises a voice that should not exist.Tari has awakened the dead.Suddenly cursed—or chosen—he discovers he can hear spirits trapped on the grounds. Some are mournful. Some are playful. And one, a sarcastic ghost named Elias, becomes his reluctant guide to the world of the forgotten. But not every spirit is friendly. Something restless and ancient is stirring beneath the soil, something that has been waiting for years to be free again.As Tari uncovers secrets buried both in the graveyard and the town’s history, he stumbles upon the truth about a girl who vanished decades ago—a girl whose spirit still wanders the cemetery searching for answers. Each clue brings Tari closer to discovering what really happened… and closer to the danger that still lurks in the shadows.With an unlikely team of living friends and ghostly allies, Tari must confront a force that feeds on fear and grows stronger with every passing night. But stopping it means facing the one thing he fears most: the truth about why the graveyard called to him in the first place.Mysterious, chilling, and unexpectedly funny, The Graveyard blends supernatural suspense with emotional depth, delivering a story about bravery, friendship, and the thin, fragile veil that separates the living from the dead.