Novel & Cerita I See My Reflection In Your Eyes

My skin was dark but seemed rather pale as if I haven’t seen the sun in a while. What drew me in was my dark and seemingly empty brown eyes. It reminds me of my own eyes. The eyes that stop believing in people and everything. That the type of eyes I was looking at. I slowly reach a hand up to my face and feel my breathing quicken once I realize the reflection in the mirror copy me.

The waist-high full-length mirror wobbled for quite a while, capturing the reflection of Candice in its unsteady gaze. The mirror reflected her pale face, a slender neck, and clothes that used to fit well but now appeared loose on her. Candice stared at the seemingly lifeless woman in the mirror, shocked. Her pupils trembled uncontrollably, and she instinctively reached out to touch the reflection in the mirror. Was this really her? Why did she look so terrible? She didn’t feel sick, but she looked awful. Candice stood in front of the mirror for a long time, trying to understand her current appearance and the reasons behind the change.

O___O My mouth was hanged open the moment that I saw a woman in the mirror. She has green eyes and crimson red lips with crimson-blushed cheeks to. "You're so beautiful, best friend!!" Lucy exclaimed while looking at me through her reflection in the mirror. "I-Is it really me?" I asked her while looking at the girl that I see in the mirror. "Uh-huh." I leaned closer to the mirror and stared at my face for a while. I widened my eyes and made different facial expressions to see if the girl in the mirror would imitate me too.

Those eyes. Where have I seen those eyes before?

'Cause we bicker over Listerine With Twitter as our liturgy What a crummy legacy 2020 enemies If I were you And you were me Would we still be doomed To disagree? 'Cause you'd be me If I were you And you never see My point of view If I were you The gentle icy air brushed against my bare face. I observed my face in the mirror, my full bangs growing longer touching my eyes and I might need to cut them short soon. And as I was staring at my face in the mirror, I witnessed a post haste soft white light pass behind me. I watched in the mirror how my eyes grew bigger and rounder in surprise. Without delay I turned my head and looked behind me but found no one. Maybe it was just my imagination.

The rosy flush of anticipation heightened the natural charm of my features, and I could see the desire in his eyes. But it was through my eyes that Liam glimpsed his own reflection—a reflection of unwavering determination and resolute strength. They were windows to my soul, shimmering pools of deep, captivating blue. Within them, he could discern the depths of my resilience, the unwavering spirit that had carried us through the darkest nights.

I gasped, startled, as she gazed up at me with an unblinking stare. The girl I was seeing next to me was my replica! Her eyes were identical to the same amber eyes, the same shape, and the same sparkle. It was just like staring in a mirror, but one that reflected a deeper, more profound connection.

Looking in the mirror I take in my normal appearance, my pale skin, long straight black hair. Leaning closer, I look into my own eyes, yeah just me, same old me. ‘Look closer’ The annoying, snarky voice comes. Look closer, leaning in, I look at my bright blue eyes. In an instant they flash silver. I jumped back from the mirror, what the hell was that?

I searched hard in those eyes for an answer. It was burning with pain. “I—I do not… wait!” It hit me. I saw myself reflecting in his clear amber eyes. “I did this to you!”

Simon followed quickly, steadying me as I stumbled toward the bathroom. The woman in the mirror looked like me. But changed. My right eye still held its green iris, gold swirls dancing in the morning light. My left eye? Fire. Real, living fire. Trapped in a sphere. I stared, breath caught in my chest. Simon reached out, gently touching my shoulder. "Come sit back down. You’re not steady yet." I didn’t move. Not yet. I couldn’t look away from the reflection. That wasn’t natural. It wasn’t normal.