Question

Write a ghost story about a former student or teacher at your college

Answer 1

Mrs. Smith was one of the nicest Maths teacher I've ever met. She was kind and didn't scold us for not doing our homework. She was also good looking for a woman of about four-and-thirty: her eyes were blue and her short, dark hair could define a nice contrast with her pale skin.
After a few months, Mrs. Smith stopped coming to school. Everyone was worried and sad. However that was when strange things started to happen such as chairs moving by themselves, odd phrases written on the chalkboard and even constant opening and closing windows. Some were saying that it was Mrs' Smith's ghost but no one believed the rumours.
One day, it was pouring outside and most of my classmates did not have an umbrella, so we decided to stay inside until our parents would come for us. But as we sat there in class, my friend suggested that we should go on searching for umbrellas for there had to be some forgotten ones at the gym. They all split up into groups and started roaming about the school, but I didn't want to go as I was trying to do my homework. After a while, I was all alone in class. Suddenly, the lights went off and strange things started to happen. I almost fell after my chair moved backwards. It was horrifying. The windows opened by themselves and the rain managed to come inside. I heard a voice whispering Maths formulas and the it voice actually resembled Mrs. Smith's. This scene was frightening me and as if things could not go worse, a white figure appeared before me and I started to scream. I could not stand there any longer. And fortunately, after I went out into the hall, my classmates returned for they had heard me screaming before. I told them what had happened but none of them believed me. 
I am now afraid to walk alone in school and although most of my friends think I exaggerate, I always cling up to someone so as not to ever encounter her ghost again.