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The darkness pressed against them like a living thing, heavy and suffocating. Anna’s heart pounded as she reached for Logan’s arm. “What was that?” Mia whispered, barely audible over the eerie silence that followed the crash. Ryan took a cautious step forward, his eyes scanning the dark corridor. “It came from the east wing,” he murmured. “That’s where the old mirror room is.” Anna’s blood ran cold. The mirror room—the place where everything had begun. Logan turned to them, his face grim. “We need to check it out. If the game is changing, we have to know how.” Mia hesitated. “Or… we could pretend we didn’t hear anything, go back to bed, and not get haunted by demonic reflections.” Ryan shot her a look. “Do you really think ignoring this is going to make it go away?” Mia groaned. “I hate when you’re right.” With that, they moved cautiously toward the east wing, the only sound being the soft echo of their footsteps. The air grew colder with every step, and an unnatural
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Anna’s pulse pounded in her ears as she stared at the figure in front of her—her own reflection, moving on its own. Her instinct screamed at her to run. But something about the reflection’s expression stopped her. It didn’t lunge, didn’t attack. It just smiled—a knowing, eerie grin. “Who… what are you?” Anna whispered, her throat dry. The reflection tilted its head, as if amused. “I’m you.” “No,” Anna took a step back. “You’re not.” The reflection sighed, as if disappointed. “I was hoping you’d be smarter than that, Anna.” Anna clenched her fists. “Stay away from me.” The reflection’s smile didn’t waver. “I don’t want to hurt you,” it said, voice unnervingly calm. “I want to help you.” Anna frowned. “Help me?” It nodded. “You’re fighting something you don’t understand. The Reflection Game wasn’t a test—it was a doorway. You opened it. And now, there’s no closing it.” Anna swallowed hard. “What do you mean?” “You think the game is over. It’s not,” the reflection
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