The Mirror Realm
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A terrifying rumor taunting the city of Lakewood Pierce has everyone afraid to look in the mirror. To stare at themselves and say a simple "hello". Adolescent children prettified to the bone out of fear that something will get them not just at night, but during the day too.
Adults pass this rumor off as one cruel joke, passing of the mysterious deaths of teens as overdoses or accidents. But what they don't know, is that it only takes two words for your entire existence to be destroyed. And for Amy, that is exactly what happens...when she takes it upon herself to gaze into the glass, not thinking twice.
"Everyone thought an overdose would do
Until one night, it got me too."
WARNING: Dark theming throughout
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