I have to get to Olivia. She's been up there too long and the crash I just heard didn't sound good. The basement door wouldn't budge and the cords from the old lamps had tied my ankles and wrists together so tight that I had bruises forming on them. I kept her safe from Elizabeth for so long and I wasn't going to stop now.
The cords trapping me had fallen since the crash, perhaps the door was open. It had to be.
I ran up to the door and quickly threw it open. The howling wind had died down, as did the rain. The sky was a dark gray instead of black. My little girl had done it. But what happened to her? I don't let another thought creep into my mind.
I run up the stairs and towards the room she was in.
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Glass Walls
HorrorHer mom went missing when she was little and now she's stuck living with her father's insane behavior. Sixteen year Olivia Mason lives under her dad's rules, one being that all the mirrors must be covered. Her father portrays them as a danger. But...
