In the Mirror: A Confessions Story
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"Loud threats often indicate deep fears." This short story follows Dylan, a fifteen year old orphan who has to survive the weekend alone. Dealing with her own past trauma is hard enough, on top of facing her greatest fear, her twin brother.
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