It doesn’t feel like she stepped through. More like she appeared — as if the portal was never meant to bring someone in, but did anyway.
There’s no drama to her presence. Just stillness, like she’s catching up to the fact that she’s somewhere else now.
The frame glows gently, not inviting, not forbidding — just there, anchoring her to the wall like an afterthought in a system that forgot to close itself.
She doesn’t ask how or why. She just sits, as if waiting to understand whether this place will hold her, or let her vanish again.