White spots don’t wait politely. They arrive like a jolt—sudden, stark, and impossible to ignore once you finally see them. In the mirror’s unforgiving light, they seem to multiply overnight, like a quiet invasion. You wonder if you scratched yourself. You wonder if it’s soap, or sun, or something worse. You wonder why they look so empt… Continues…
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