Through the glass

Through the glass

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My Grandparents gave me the mirror for my thirteenth birthday. It was taller than I was at the time. With a silver leaf around the edges,it had a mystic aura to it, although that might of just been the tiny metal fairies at the corners. My Grandad always told me to be aware of my surroundings and I would never be sure what I might find. Of course, I never expected to find what I did. Follow Sera as she goes on a journey to save a world she didn't even know existed,and in the process maybe even find love.
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I've spent 300 years walking this Earth. Forever cursed to wait for a love that won't come. So, when she finally comes and looks at you with eyes full of hatred, you can't help but glare back. *** After cheating on his former fiancee, Janus was cursed to walk the earth, never settling, until he found one woman who could love him as much as he did them. So much so, that they would stay together eternally. He knew he had his looks going for him, but none of the millions of relationships he tried had worked out. Until one snowy easter night, in a brief conversation, he met her. After 300 years, he finally found a woman he could love so intensely, the curse would break. But he soon realised a terrible problem: that woman, with all her incredible wisdom, was not only blind but also hated him. Rated PG-13 for dark mental themes.

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