Perfect Blind
"Yes. You don’t want to come home. You want to colonize. You want to use me to anchor yourself because the copies are failing. They’re breaking down, fragmenting, becoming themselves again. You’re losing control. You need a new host. A strong one. The original mirror."
Her hand dropped. The smile didn’t fade, but it changed. Became harder. Sharper.
"Always so smart," she said. "Always seeing through me. It’s why I love you. And why I hate you."
She moved. Fast. Not toward me—toward the violin. She grabbed it, turned, and smashed it against the chair I’d been sitting in.
Wood splintered. Strings snapped with a sound like screaming.
"There is no Lin to save!" she shouted. "There is no patient
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