Shay remembers her 12th birthday being introduced to her first mirror.
She was confused at first looking into it her eyes glossing over seeing herself for the first time in years.
Her appearance was only created by the people around her.
She stared into it her parents behind her a warm smile on each of their faces.
The reflection tilted it's head ever so slightly and smiled wider than Shay had.
A world where mirrors are introduced when the child is beginning teenage hood. For lack of better terms.
Yet, the mirrors hold a different you.
They're eager to escape.
There will be slow updates I really want this to be something I put my heart and soul into since I have extra time to write and I have the ideas.
In this world we live in, people say be real. But when one becomes at their realest state, they're frowned upon for not being the same as what the majority is.
Mirrors are what people look at on to see how they look like. But mirrors only reflect, they cannot show everything-especially the inner motives, the secrets and the most genuine emotions that can only be perceived by the eyes as they say.
Madison gets stuck in a situation where she has to choose: To be real or not.