A Reflection Too Far

When Lila Harper inherits an old, ornate mirror from a relative she barely knew, she thinks little of it-until the reflections start acting... strangely. At first, it's small things: a glance that lingers too long, subtle movements that don't match her own. But soon, the mirror shows her things she shouldn't see-twisted versions of herself, memories she doesn't remember, and a dark presence lurking just beyond the glass.

As reality begins to blur, Lila struggles to tell what's real and what's reflected. Every reflection is a clue, a threat, and a lie. The more she stares, the further she falls into a psychological maze where her mind is both the prison and the key. To escape, she must confront the mirror-and the parts of herself she's been hiding all along.

In "A Reflection Too Far," nothing is as it seems, and every glance could be your last.