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The Dark Mirror

It was a strange feeling,

By IvanPublished about a year ago 3 min read
The Dark Mirror
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The Dark Mirror

Chapter 1: The Discovery

It was an ordinary day when 16-year-old Lily stumbled upon the antique shop on her way home from school. She had never been interested in antiques before, but something about the shop's dusty old windows caught her eye.

She walked in and was immediately hit by the smell of old books and musty furniture. She browsed around for a bit, not really finding anything that caught her eye until she saw it - a large, ornate mirror in the corner of the store.

It was different from any mirror she had ever seen before. The frame was intricately carved with vines and flowers, and the glass was cloudy, almost opaque. She walked towards it, feeling drawn to it, as if it were calling out to her.

As she approached, she noticed that her reflection in the mirror was different. Her eyes were darker, her hair wilder, and her expression twisted into a sneer. It was a strange feeling, as if the mirror was showing her a different version of herself.

She stepped back, a chill running down her spine. The old man behind the counter noticed her reaction and walked over.

"That mirror has a bit of a history," he said, his voice low and gravelly.

"What kind of history?" Lily asked, unable to take her eyes off the mirror.

"It's said to be cursed," the old man replied. "It's been passed down from owner to owner for generations. They say that if you look into the mirror too long, it shows you a twisted version of your reality. Some say it's a portal to another dimension."

Lily felt a shiver run through her body, but she couldn't deny the fascination she felt towards the mirror. She knew she had to have it.

Chapter 2: The Obsession

Lily brought the mirror home and hung it up in her bedroom. She couldn't stop staring at it, feeling drawn to it in a way she couldn't explain.

As she looked into the mirror, she noticed that her reflection was changing. It was showing her things she had never seen before - dark, twisted versions of her reality.

At first, it was just small things. A strange shadow in the corner of her room, a reflection that didn't match her movements. But soon, the mirror's power became stronger, and Lily found herself becoming more and more obsessed with it.

She would spend hours staring into the mirror, losing track of time and reality. Her grades began to slip, and she stopped going out with her friends. All she wanted to do was stare into the mirror, lost in its twisted reality.

As the mirror's power grew stronger, Lily began to lose touch with what was real and what wasn't. The lines between her dreams and reality blurred, and she began to see strange, twisted visions in her mind.

Chapter 3: The Descent

Lily's parents began to worry about her. They had noticed a change in her behavior - she was distant, moody, and would spend hours locked in her room. They tried talking to her, but she would just brush them off, saying she was fine.

But one day, Lily's mother walked into her room and found her daughter staring into the mirror, her expression twisted into a sneer.

"Lily, what are you doing?" her mother asked, her voice trembling with fear.

"I'm just looking," Lily replied, her voice cold and distant.

Her mother reached for the mirror, but Lily grabbed her arm, her grip surprisingly strong.

"You can't take it away from me," Lily whispered, her eyes glowing with an unnatural light.

Her mother felt a chill run down her spine. She didn't recognize her daughter anymore. She knew she had to do something to help.

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