The story revolves around a young man named Reza who helps a mysterious girl he meets on the road. The girl asks him to take her home, but instead, they stop at an ice cream shop called Mitsu. Reza soon discovers that the girl is a ghost and that Mitsu is haunted by many spirits.
As the story unfolds, it is revealed that Mitsu was built on a graveyard where the girl, Rani, and her family were buried. Rani's mother, Mrs. Maki, had tried to protect her grave but was unsuccessful. The construction of Mitsu led to many accidents and deaths, and the restaurant became a hub for paranormal activity.
Reza's encounter with Rani and the ghosts at Mitsu sets off a chain of events that ultimately leads to the truth about Mitsu's dark past being revealed. The story concludes with Reza helping to bring justice to those responsible for the tragedy and finding closure for Rani and her family.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A person is telling a story about meeting a girl on the road and taking her to an ice cream shop called Mitsu.
2. The person discovered that Mitsu was closed, but it was open that night with many ghosts inside.
3. The person fainted and was found by someone who was looking for them.
4. The person's mother was worried about them and was searching for them.
5. The person's friend, Reza, was also involved in the story and had an encounter with a ghost.
6. Reza's mother was worried about him too, and he had to explain his story to her.
7. There is a character named Mrs. Maki who is mentioned as the mother of a girl named Rani who died a long time ago.
8. Rani's grave was located in a place that was later built into a restaurant called Mitsu.
9. Many workers had accidents while building Mitsu, and some employees who worked there also died under mysterious circumstances.
10. A person is shown to be possessed or haunted by a ghost, and a group of people try to help them.
11. A character named Jo is mentioned as having a motorbike.
12. A person is shown to be interacting with a ghost who is believed to be Rani.
13. A character named Mrs. Rani is shown to be interacting with a person who is believed to be her son.
14. A person is shown to be apologizing to Mrs. Rani for something that happened to her son.
15. A character is shown to be arguing with another character and is eventually taken away by the police.
Note that some of these facts may be repeated or mentioned in different parts of the text, but I've tried to condense them into concise and distinct points.