On a quiet night in the 1980s, a group of girls gather in a basement for a sleepover, daring each other to play a familiar game. Say her name three times. Spin in the dark. Don’t open your eyes. Shelly isn’t afraid... until she is. When she looks into the mirror, she doesn’t see the legend they expected. She sees something else. Something real. Something that shouldn’t be there at all. Her friends think she’s lying. Her story doesn’t make sense. But someone upstairs knows exactly what she saw. And some stories don’t stay in the mirror. Perfect for fans of retro horror and slow-building dread, this chilling short story blends childhood superstition with something far more disturbing. Foxglove’s fiction has been called SPECTACULAR by Rainbow Reviews and UNFORGETTABLE by USA Today.