Once upon a time, in a tiny village, lived Jack, a poor boy with a brilliant mind. Jack was famous for one thing—making English simple. His schoolmates loved him for it, but the local bully, Max, hated him.

One dark, stormy night, Max challenged Jack: “If you’re so smart, explain what ghost means!” Jack grinned mischievously. “Easy,” he said. “A ghost is just a person... who forgot how to say goodbye!” Everyone laughed nervously, but Max wasn’t impressed.

To prove Jack wrong, Max dared him to visit the haunted house on the hill and explain fear in simple English. Jack, never one to back down, marched up to the creaky old house. The moment he stepped inside, the door slammed shut.

Suddenly, a voice boomed, “Why are you here?”