Vision in mirror

Chloe gets out of the shower, dries off and wraps a towel around her head. You focus on the mirror above the sink and will your reflection to become visible. When she wipes her and through the condensation on the glass, she jumps back with a small yell when she sees you looking back at her.

Your presence frightens her, your rugged and imposing demeanor overwhelming and intimidating. I can sense the surge of fear and vulnerability that courses through her, the sense of unease and disorientation that leaves her feeling exposed and unsure. She grabs another towel and rushes out of the room, flinging it around herself as she goes.

Curious, you follow her out. She's already down the hall, knocking on Tyler's door and calling out his name before opening it and going in. "Tyler! Tyler! I saw it! I saw the ghost! You weren't kidding!" Tyler, sitting behind his computer, looks up in excitement.

"Really? Where??"

"In the bathroom. In the mirror. Scared the shit out of me!"

Tyler glances at her towel wrapped form and, laughing, says, "If he saw you without that towel, you probably scared him!"

"You ass," she replies, glaring at him.

"I'm kidding," he says, followed by a muttered, "obviously." Then, in a normal voice, "Come on, let's take a look."

They troop back to the bathroom and you stand aside, letting them pass. You don't need anyone else walking through you. It's kinda unnerving, even for you, and you don't need to freak out Chloe any more than you already have, though she's beginning to calm down now. Tyler looks in the mirror, Chloe looking over his shoulder, but all they see is their own reflections.

"That was pretty creepy," Chloe reiterates. "I hope he's a friendly ghost and not of those angry ones that throws things. Hey! if you're listening, don't scare me next time."

You're pleased to hear her say "next time," because you know there will be a next time, and you didn't scare her off completely. Also, she either doesn't mind that you saw her naked, or that hasn't really sunk in yet. And finally, you got a little more insight into the relationship between her and her brother, who is still looking at her in the mirror.