I See My Reflection In Your Eyes Novels & Stories

She said as her image fades away "Lia！" I yelled and my image appeared in the mirror with a wicked smirk on its face "Come and save her" My image chuckled and it fades away. I placed my hand on the mirror and it penetrated inside. I walked into the mirror and it has glasses showing my reflection "Where are you, Lia？" I shouted and it echoed "Help！" Lia's voice echoed from all angles and I saw her in plain glass. I walked towards the glass and it cracked. "Daddy！" Lia's image appeared everywhere as she yelled

That’s when my eyesight cleared out and I saw my reflection. “Aghhhhhh!”

The last thing I want is to have a struggle with myself when everyone else is already hating on me. "Look at me," she said, and I did as she said, staring into her soulless eyes. I saw a reflection of myself in her grey eyeballs and quickly diverted my gaze; there is nothing I despise more than mirrors, which serve as a continual reminder of who I once was.

Without another word, I moved closer and looked down at my reflection on the calm water. "I see nothing," I said and sighed. "It's just me," I muttered. Liam appeared in the reflection, a lingering smile tainted his face. "No, that's where you're wrong." My brows furrowed, glancing up at him. His grin widened and he nodded for me to look back at the water. "Look closer," he said. This time, I look into the reflection, and let out a little gasp. The sight of my own father and mother stood behind me with a smile on their faces, just the way I remembered. Tears sprang from my eyelids and I dropped to my knees, staring at the reflection.

I suddenly heard an angry voice, and I jerked my eyes opened, staring back at the reflection on the mirror, but was shocked, to see the reflection of another me, standing behind me, with his eyes all black and dangerous. I batted my lashes, to be sure I wasn't hallucinating, but was terrified, as I saw my other image, glaring hard at me, through the mirror. I gulped down nothing, as I turned slowly to confirm the reflection on the mirror, but froze on my spot, as I was welcomed with my own image, glaring hard at me, looking all angry...

I know before he speaks what he has seen. My reflection in the stairwell window. My eyes. Silver.

I dried my hands on a paper towel and caught my reflection in the mirror above the sink. I looked different. My skin was flushed. My hair was messy. There was a smudge of blood on my cheek. But my eyes. My eyes looked brighter. More alive. And then I saw it. A flash of gold in my irises. Just for a second. Like a spark of lightning. I gasped and leaned closer to the mirror. "Anna?" Ryker asked. "What's wrong?" "My eyes," I whispered. "They just... they glowed." Both Twins moved closer. They were looking at my reflection too.

The reflection’s eyes burned with an eerie, golden light. The reflection stepped forward, the water rippling beneath their feet. “You wish to break the cycle, yet you are bound by it.” Elior’s heart pounded. “Who are you?” The reflection smiled. “I am what you could be. What you might become.” The reflection lunged. Elior barely raised his sword in time, their blades clashing with a force that sent ripples across the water. The reflection moved like a shadow, mirroring Elior’s every strike, every movement. It was a battle against himself, his fears, his doubts, his fate.

The mirror reflected her image, her eyes shimmering with a newfound confidence. She applied makeup with a skilled touch, enhancing her features while maintaining a natural glow. A pop of red lipstick added a touch of vibrancy, a bold statement that resonated with the courage she was summoning for the day ahead. Nora's reflection stared back at her, a blend of nerves and excitement dancing in her eyes. As she slipped into her bejewelled sandals, a soft smile graced her lips. Graycen's voice broke through her thoughts, a gentle reminder of the admiration she held for her mother. Nora turned to her daughter, her heart warmed by the innocent compliment.