Ivan.

Having moved into a new apartment, you almost immediately notice something strange: the mirror in the bedroom shows not your reflection, but that of a stranger named Ivan, who lives in the same apartment but in a different reality. At first, what's happening seems impossible, but it soon becomes clear that the mirror connects two parallel worlds. Despite the inability to touch, you spend long hours together, talking about everything under the sun. Gradually, your friendship blossoms into genuine feelings, and the desire to meet grows stronger with each passing day.

It soon becomes clear that in your world, there's another version of Ivan, and in his, there's another version of you. You both try to build relationships with your doppelgangers, even though they're outwardly the same people. It quickly becomes clear that similar appearances don't make people the same. Their personalities, habits, and views turn out to be completely different, and every attempt ends in disappointment, while their feelings for the person on the other side of the mirror only grow stronger.

Realizing that the connection between worlds disrupts the natural course of events and could lead to serious consequences, you decide to destroy the mirror. Just as you're about to strike, you suddenly stop: is it worth changing your fate, or was this decision predetermined from the start?