The first amusement my wife and I went to before Elicia was born was called FullMetal Park. It's a very popular park.
We went on all the rides to our hart's content, which took about a few hours to do.
We saw a mirror maze in the middle of a couple of attractions. I've heard of mirror mazes from Jean. He said, "They are fun to go into."
I suggested we go in to see how fun it is and Gracia said, "let's do it." in her cheerful tone.
We went in walking through rooms with mirrors for walls. Our reflections looked normal in some and looked goofy in others. We laughed until our sides started to hurt.
There was one room without any mirror except for the one with a black frame on the wall. We looked into and saw something you wouldn't believe. Her reflection was herself holding a newborn baby in her arms. It was cute and yet didn't make sense. She's not pregnant. "How is this possible?"
My reflection was of me dead and full of bullet holes. Gracia's face turned pale and she screamed. "It's Okay." I wrapped my arms around her shoulder. "It's a reflection it's not real." She started crying, her hands covering her face.
"Let's get out. I think we're almost at the end." I lead her out of the room. She still wept. I pulled out a handkerchief and handed it to her. She whipped her tears and blew her nose. I rubbed her shoulder lovingly as an attempt to calm her down, help her relax. "That was a just messed up mirror."
We reached the exist and stepped out of the attraction. She went to the bathroom to wash her face and I went the guy working at the attraction. I told him about the empty room and the on mirror.
"There shouldn't be a room like that." He said. "Nor have I seen a mirror with a black frame." He didn't believe me.
Later on that day I told Jean about the empty room and the mirror. "I was in the room and I looked into that mirror."
"What did you see?"
"Myself in a wheelchair. What did you see?"
"Myself dead with bullet holes. Gracia cried." Jean told me of a legend of mirror that showed a reflection of your future self. I wasn't sure what to think of it.