Forever Different

uncle Frank's

I romp upstairs to our room . I have a twin, I trust her with anything but some times she could be a pain in the butt. Her name is Selena. I told her everything for after school to now. She thinks we would have the same powers, what ever it  is.

She looks down at her homework

"I seriously need to work"  she exclaims

I smile, turn around and flop onto bed.  Soon I fell asleep.

"WAKE UP!!!"  Selena voice chimes in with the alarm clock.

"someone is trying to sleep here!!!!"  I groan , opening one eye.

I see Selena skip into the bath room singing "DDDDD-AAAAAAAA-DDDDDDD" randomly. I sit up in bed. Dad could take care of us! Wait ,  he's at France.  Awwwww, man. I groan. I half sleep walk into the bathroom, I splashed my face with some cold water. After that I brush, comb and dress, and flew downstairs, rush to the breakfast table and sit down. I wordlessly gobble down my eggs and bacon, gulp down my milk. I grab my backpack and run out side.

I faintly hear my mom yell " I'll send you and Selena to uncle Frank tonight."

My sister was leaning on the stop sign where we board the bus chatting to Emily. Only Emily, me and Selena board here, so it was pretty private. The bus screech to a stop, Emily wouldn't get on, after all she suppose to be on vacation. I think, I know Emily yelled " meet me at the place right after school!" I holler a loud "OKAY!!" back.

As I settle into the seat Selena asked what happened. I told her.

Later as we enter the building, I hug my sister

"see you at lunch"

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I settle into my favorite spot in my first class. There is two empty spots in the room one on the side of me another across the room. Everybody is chattig about what they are going to do during break.awwwwwwww I just slump in my seat

, oblivious to the nosie around me. The whole mornig was like a big fat blur. Will until lunch, I found Selena at our usual spot with someone I don't know.

" Meet Crystal she is a new student in my math class! "

Crystal grin and shyly waves at me. I narrow my eyes, something is not right about her. I just can't place my finger on it.