It is a chilly evening in the middle of Autumn. In a house in a small and wealthy community, a teenage girl sits on her bed looking at the sliding mirror in front of her. Although she has everything she's always wanted, she stares at the mirror, but not necessarily looking at anything that can be found in the reflection. Instead, she lets her gaze bounce back and she allows herself to study nothing other than the beauty of a seemingly meaningless reflection. She distracts herself, trying not to think about the future. But the mirror doesn't allow her to look back into her past to where she wants to be.
She is scared to grow up. Frightened of the future that is approaching, she cries every night. The child inside of her forces her to be completely oblivious to how much it wants her to stay. Part of her tries to resist this unnoticed grasp that her past has on her. The part of her that wants to grow up is now a slave to fear. The fear has been put there by the reflection that she can't seem to find in her mirror.
Sitting on her bed, she remains oblivious to the battle that is taking place between the adult side of her, and the child side of her. But soon she slips out out of the spell that was cast to shield her from the horror of the battle. She witnesses her childlike personality being weakened by maturity and responsibility. She doesn't care.
