I?" she

ster from the same mother and father. So who are you? Who are you to hi

all I got was her muttering

expla

we could be enemies but the opposite, I wann

o see through my real intentions

t his d

o how was your life?" I asked as I sat down on my bed and

kind of dark atmosphere?" She asked

ys with a frown so I explained "I'm not laughing at you but it's just that the

he asked

she thought I had been longing to live wi

doesn't mat

into silence be

to stay here , wh

ng from high school I will choose a university that

y told he

e..." Said Ar

, because my dear father brought me back home for

what I had decided the moment I recognized he was the same

ed silently at

*

thought of losing my sister forever, I waited until that ma

imum. Though the young lady of the house remained, they all left promp

. My sister, the true lady of this hou

uld even face her. All I knew was that

me. Arin had to be home, she was the only one staying behind. I hurried up the stairs, push

, I saw a young girl c

in my throat. N

in. A knife lay nearby, an

ed to take

h

the hospital as quickly as I could, and by Allah's

lost. The doctor explained that she had suffered a severe mental breakd

live the pain. Instead, I gently revealed the truth: that I was her twin sister, separated from her long ago,

of manipulation had convinced her she was worthless

e began to heal and break free from the hold he had over her. Still, I could not bring myself to send her back

*

w minutes later, would I h

ull truth. She clearly wanted nothing more

ecided to ta

to tell you," I said qui

*

struck me l

s not

opped. What

ould she be... then everything I had confessed, about that man,

e was the girl in front of me. My father never introduced her to me fa

l in front of me was perhaps a cousin or a guest here... woul

ithout confirming who she re

was all a joke? No one would b

d for any po

d speak, Arin