Broken Reflection
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When Cosette was younger, she used to dream of singing in an opera house and playing lead roles - especially the role of Christine Daae in the Phantom of the Opera. A few years after, an incident with her childhood best friend, Ryke, that scarred her permanently happened.
Now sixteen she's become the opera house's own little poltergeist with Ryke as her phantom. But when a new redhead named Cassius comes to town to sing a lead role, it disrupts all that Ryke had worked for, including winning over Cosette's heart. But that's not all, Cosette now wants to attempt to fit in with society. How does one with a scarred face, sharp teeth, and a mortal appetite fit in with a crowd of normals?
As Ryke's anger builds to a new high, who's to say that he won't do anything just to keep Cosette?
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