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My Reflection

My Reflection

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Allison was a normal girl in middle school, who would have known that her life would change by a simple touch of a mirror. Now she's 3 different people, the original, the other, and the full. At first, having her reflection become an actual person was like having a twin sister. But when "the other" starts wanting to live her own life, things get more difficult than imagined. Authors note: This is a little scene I wrote a very long time ago that I just recently found. I thought it was good enough to publish and maybe go back to. The grammar is probably bad, but I'm just gonna write it down word for word :)
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