Stacie Hawkins, a 15 year old young girl develops and extremely intense fear for mirrors.
Her friends at school scare her with the "Mirror Man" story.
Everyone in school made fun of her genuine fear. Even her parents didn't believe her and thought that she needed psychological help.
The mirrors in her house sat there from the very beginning and besides the passing paranoia of something in their reflection, a feeling common in mirrors, there was nothing to care about. But then, she started to have the dreams, dreams that haunted her. Dreams about creatures creeping out of mirrors that bedevilled her for life.
It wasn't just a figment of her imagination or any hallucination but, it was an irrational fear, a fear that may cause her to die, a parasitic fear of mirrors, a catoptrophobia.
Excerpt:
My dad was hanging with a cable tied around his neck. It was connected somewhere in the bedroom and he was outside the window. As he spun, I saw another note. It was nailed to his heart. Ten people I didn't even know were strung up in different ways all around the room. Some by their necks, others by their toes. Some even by their hair. All had their eyes dug out and open gaping mouths. All were hanging about a foot above my height. I was crying but I got back up. I was determined to destroy this mad girl. As I walked to the stairs, staring at all the bodies, I heard a sound like something was dropped down the stairs. It was a blood covered arm. I heard the sound again, this time it was a leg. Then an arm, then a leg and then finally, a head.
It was my mom's head.
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No. 1 in phobia
No. 1 in mirrors
2 in helplessness
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In psychological terror, one fateful encounter with a mirror game pushes Sarah's life down a vortex of terror. What was at first seemingly an innocent dare soon turned into a full-blown psychological nightmare where reality distorts, shadows whisper, and her reflection is no longer just a figure in the glass. Haunted by the twisted version of herself, Sarah must navigate the sinister game where each decision might lead her further into the abyss of her own mind. As the line between reality and nightmare starts to blur, Sarah is then pushed into the most ghastly truth: this was not just survival but a test of her immortal soul.
With every step, she struggles not only with the dark presence in the mirror but also with the demons that dwell within her. The more she delves deeper, the more it dawns on her that the reflection is not just some haunting figure but part of herself. Sarah must embrace the darkest sides of her psyche to get out of this nightmare, or else she will never leave. Psychological terror is a chilling psychological horror into the terrifying powers of the human mind, the fragility of reality, and that thin veil between light and darkness. Chilling and eerie, this is one story that will leave you guessing what's real and what's just lurking beyond the glass.