The groundskeeper of Hawthorne Manor, known only by his profession, was a quiet, solemn man who kept to himself.

One day, a group of teenagers decided to play a cruel prank on the groundskeeper, laughing as they frightened the old man.

As a result of their prank, the Groundskeeper suffered a heart attack and died, his spirit trapped within the Manor.

Feeling guilty, the teenagers tried to forget about the incident, but the memory of their cruel prank haunted them.

One by one, the teenagers started seeing the Groundskeeper's ghost, a chilling apparition that filled them with terror.

The ghostly Groundskeeper sought revenge, haunting the teenagers and turning their dreams into nightmares.

In a desperate attempt to end the hauntings, the teenagers visited the Groundskeeper's grave, pleading for forgiveness.

But their pleas fell on deaf ears as the vengeful spirit continued to torment them, refusing to let them forget their actions.

The terror spread throughout the town, causing residents to flee, leaving only the haunted teenagers behind.

With each passing day, the hauntings grew worse, turning the once lively town into a ghost town.

Driven to the brink of madness, the teenagers finally accepted their fate, forever haunted by the spirit of the man they had wronged.

And so, Hawthorne Manor became a grim reminder of the consequences of cruel actions, forever haunted by the vengeful spirit of the Groundskeeper.