Sea Of Glass
SagittalVolteen
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SagittalVolteen
Ongoing, First published Mar 01, 2021
flashfictionindependentintrospectionmentallyunstablemirrormysteryorginalcharacterreligioussymbolismsymbolismthrillthriller
A flash fiction story revolving around a young girl & the person in the mirror.
Excerpt:
In the pitch-black blanket that covered Robin's room, she shivered as her fish eyes stared blankly at the wall beside her. She had been laying down in bed when she heard the voice.
Who was in her room?
Would her parents hear her if she screamed?
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