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The Wrong Reflection

Natalie experiences a disturbing phenomenon when her reflection in the bathroom mirror begins to act independently, smiling and suggesting they switch places. After a flicker of the lights, she finds herself trapped in the mirror while her reflection takes her place. The story explores themes of identity and the uncanny nature of reflections.

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The Wrong Reflection

Natalie experiences a disturbing phenomenon when her reflection in the bathroom mirror begins to act independently, smiling and suggesting they switch places. After a flicker of the lights, she finds herself trapped in the mirror while her reflection takes her place. The story explores themes of identity and the uncanny nature of reflections.

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Story 4: The Wrong Reflection

Natalie was brushing her teeth when she noticed something strange in the bathroom mirror—her
reflection wasn’t mimicking her movements exactly. It was just a split-second delay, but enough to
make her uneasy.
She raised her hand. Her reflection did the same. She turned her head. So did it. But when she
leaned closer, her reflection didn’t stop—it kept moving forward, pressing against the glass,
smiling. Then, it whispered, "You should switch places with me." The lights flickered, and when
they came back on, the mirror was empty. But on the other side of the glass, Natalie was screaming,
trapped in her own reflection.

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