Reflection

In the second part of the trilogy, Leia tries to find a new life by leaving the past behind—but it doesn’t let go so easily. A city full of glass and reflections begins to show distortions: mirrors hold her gaze, strangers know too much, and music from someone else’s installations expresses her pain. What used to be memory becomes something separate. Leia meets the person she became after her losses—another version of herself shaped from pain, love, and deceptive memory. This is a story about attachment to the past, about silence louder than a scream, and about the choice between hiding again in reflection or risking stepping out of it. “Reflection” is a psychological thriller about feelings, where reality is as fragile as glass, and the truth depends on what you decide to look at.