Lacey
I just couldn't believe that I had a twin sister the minute my parents gave us the news. I sounded like a total baby, but I didn't care, I don't want a twin, never did!
She just had to come and completely ruin my life. And just as Evie left to who knows where, I called the person who I've always felt as if was my sister, my best friend, Cora Davis.
"Hey Cora." I spoke into my iPhone.
"What's up sista?" She said. See, she even believed we were like sisters!
"Ugh, you can just shoot me now! But not literally." Yes, I was always a bit over-dramatic for a fifteen year old. Thank goodness I would be turning sixteen in a few months. Then, at my awesome sweet sixteen, we can have an awesome party at my awesome house!
Thank goodness that I wasn't the one having to move, then I'd have to leave every best thing.
I still don't understand the fact that Evie has to share a room with me, when there are other free rooms! I mean, I'm not trying to brag or anything, but seriously, we live in a huge house!
"Hello? Lace, you still there? Why do you want me to shoot you? I could never do that! Hello?" Cora was saying, interrupting my rant.
"Sorry, was mind-thinking again." I chuckled.
"So, what were you saying?" Cora continued.
"Oh, well, you'll never guess what happened!" I yelled into the phone.
"Joe Mitchel asked you out!" She said.
"No, I wish!" Joe Mitchel was my first, and only crush. The first boyfriend I had was like probably in first grade, but I was stupid, at least, I felt stupid. That guy picked his nose and tried holding my hand, and we were only like six or seven. Cora thinks that Joe Mitchel and I are perfect together, and she's amazing for that, but maybe he would realize that if he would just ask me out.
"I meant some really annoyingly stupid news." I said bitterly.
"Like what?"
"Well, for the fact that I have a freaking twin sister, that's what..." I grunted.
"WHAT?! You have got to be kidding me! No one can replace me!" Cora giggled but then groaned.
"I know, it's true, I even think you took it worse than me, but then again, you don't have to deal with her, I just hope no one thinks we're twins or anything. That reminds me, I have to go tell her our school rules." I know I sounded a bit like a jerk but that's how people think I am.
"Mkay, good luck! I'll see you tomorrow; my mom's going to drop me off at your place for the mall that afternoon." Cora said. "And wear something cute for the mall; I hear Joe Mitchel will be there!"
"Ha-ha, bye!"
I hung up the phone, and tossed it on my bed, looking for Evie.
Two hours later, I gave up; I decided that I would talk to her after dinner.
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"So, did you guys hang out today?" My mom asked us at the dinner table. They even made us sit beside each other.
"Nope." I said popping the P.
"Well, how come?" Our dad asked us. What up with all the questions?!
"I don't know. She just disappeared. I tried looking for her, but I couldn't find her." I said innocently.
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Stuck Like Glue
HumorLacey Miller had everything. The popularity, the looks, the boys and all the attention from her parents since she was an only child. Or so she thought. When she finds out that she has had a twin sister, Evie, who's coming to live with her, everythin...