Little Me

There is one stereotype that stands out to Val more than any other: the typical teenage girl (probably because she fits too well into it's characteristics: she's typical and she's a teenage girl.)

Basically, everything about her, from the roots of her hair follicles to her nonexistent love life are perfectly normal. She isn't complaining, though. She has grown fond of her run-of-the-mill life.

But she never expected that one day, unlike any other normal one, she would hear the ring of the doorbell, open the door, and find the most untypical visitor she could ever have.

Herself. Only younger.