Look in the Mirror

The way her obsession grew made me wonder how much vanity can distort someone’s perception of themselves and their actions. Did others find this relatable or unsettling?

The story kept me guessing about what was real and what was manipulation. I’m curious whether the author based this on personal experiences or pure imagination.

The quieter, introspective moments felt necessary but also a bit slow at times. Do others think this was a deliberate choice to build suspense or just a natural part of the story?