The Mirror That Showed Tomorrow’s Bruises
Every morning, she saw the proof of something that hadn’t yet happened.
After moving into her new apartment, Cassie noticed faint purple marks on her reflection — bruises that weren’t on her real skin.
Each morning, they changed: a handprint, a scrape, a wound. By evening, the injuries would appear on her actual body.
She called a mirror specialist (yes, that’s a thing). He told her it wasn’t a mirror at all — it was a window.
The next morning, Cassie’s reflection was gone.
Instead, something else was standing there — holding her phone, wearing her smile.
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