Chapter 14. The Girl Who Looked Like Death

"Hello Scarlett."

Those words kept ringing in her head.

When Scarlett's senses returned, she sprinted as quickly as she could outside of the bathroom.

The animal knows her name. How on earth could that be? How was it possible for her to see an animal's reflection in the mirror? Why does she feel this way? Scarlett pondered, but she could find no answers.

She was uncomfortable throughout the lecture as a result of the reflection she noticed in the mirror. Scarlett only knew that what she was seeing was very real and that she wasn't dreaming. She put her hand behind her ear and started to scratch. She noticed how loud the teacher's voice was as he was speaking to the entire class, and she began to perspire.

Cornelia leaned over from the back seat and asked, "Is everything alright with you?" She mumbled, "Scarlett."

Scarlett, who was occupying a seat in the front row, turned her head a little Cornelia's way. She uttered "I am good" in a whisper as we