트렌딩▶We Die at Thirty

The woman in the mirror smiled a second too late. Relying purely on her visual memory as an illustrator, Cleo pieces together her insomnia-induced blackouts, turning fragmented memories into a stack of sketches. The more she draws, the clearer the "second her" in the mirror becomes. Her "cheat code" isn't a superpower—it’s a professional-level ability to reconstruct composition, lighting, and microscopic details. The catch? The worse her insomnia gets, the more fractured her memory becomes, meaning the "truth" she draws risks being corrupted by her own trauma.