Blind, voiceless, and nameless after trading her senses to the well, Luna touches the first mirror in the hall of reflections. Asha's hand slips away, and Luna is left staring at a version of herself that never existed. The spinning wheel woman offers a choice: step into any reflection where Luna never existed and live there in peace, or shatter all the mirrors and become nothing. But Luna notices something—Asha's reflection isn't in any of the mirrors. She follows a faint humming to a mirror at the far end, cracked and tarnished, showing not a reflection but a memory: a kitchen where both sisters exist. Luna presses her palm to the glass, feeling it bend like water, and steps through into the memory. She finds herself in her grandmother's kitchen, but it's different—the stove is cold, the floorboards whole, and her mother is setting the table for two children. Luna realizes this is the timeline where the curse was never made. But as she reaches for her sister, the kitchen begins to dissolve, and she must decide whether to hold on or let go forever.