As the bus moved, we were rambling, laughing, reminiscing about our stay in the bungalow, after a while, I was off with the talking, and I peered outside the window, enjoying the scenery. The bus moved through villages, and there were many houses on the way, lighted with lights. We halted at a few stops and moved on. The bus moved, and Rishi played a beautiful song on the music system, which was connected to his mobile, there were good songs, and one of the songs was by Micheal Learns to Rock. The song Someday Someway played, and it soothed me. As other music too played, we talked, and later, I peeked out the window, viewing the towns and villages passing by the road, the huge forests, rivers, and mountains, our bus was moving through tunnels. I was fond of watching the agricultural fields, I saw the fields of dill leaves, Colocasia leaves, Goosefoot or wild spinach, cluster beans, fenugreek leaves, Amaranth leaves, and pointed gourd.

As we moved ahead, there were few vehicles, I looked at the watch it was past midnight. Rakhi informs that her village is around two hours away, as the bus moved. I saw the fog was covering the road. The temperatures must have dropped, I guessed. The fog was not thick, so the visibility was good, I was peering out, but I had a feeling that we would reach the despondent destination soon. Rishi steered the bus and halted at the curb side of the road.

I asked, "What happened buddy?" Jagadev too asked, "What's the matter pal?" Rishi uttered, "I am a bit confused; the road has split. Do not understand where to go. The Google map is jumbled up, due to network issue." Jagriti answered, "Perhaps, we gonna ask Rakhi." Rakhi smiled, and uttered, "Yes, we will take the left. In few minutes, we gonna arrive my village." Rishi chuckled, and remarked, "Roger that!!! We gonna reach there." The bus moved; Rakhi had informed that it will take thirty to forty minutes to reach her village. I saw a few houses on the way, they were made of thatched roofs, I guessed that, these were ancient abandoned houses, and suddenly, Rakhi exclaimed, "Good God!!! There were no houses here. These abandoned ancient houses." There was pin-drop silence in the bus. Rishi uttered, "I won't stop the bus now, guess there would be risk here." Suddenly, the ghost-tracking devices began to beep, and now we understood there was something wrong. We were now bracing for an impact, and Rishi drove the bus carefully. The road was a bit bumpy, however, we had few street lamps on the roads, so the road was visible.