2 months later...
Dylan went home this morning. I was actually quite sad. It felt great having a roomie, especially one that's really your twin. I smiled as I cleaned up my room. Dylan gave me a framed collage of all our selfies during the two months, I always smile brightly every time I see that frame.
That bright sunny day, I spent my time in my room. First, I tidied things up to where it should be. I sweep, mopped, and vacuumed the floors. And I also replaced the bed spreads in my room.
After my room was done, I took a quick break and decided to clean the whole house. Cleaning doesn't feel like a responsibility, to me, it feels more like a hobby.
I sweeped all the parts of the first floor. Then I mopped the floor and vacuumed the floor. I also wiped all the furniture and restack the pantry, fridge, and freezer.
After the first floor was done, I did the exact same thing with the second floor. It was very tiring. I took 10 minute breaks in between the chores. Dad was going out of town, and I decided to clean the house for him. Just being a great daughter you know.
After the second floor was all clean, I decided to take a 15 minute break. I poured myself some orange juice and sat on the couch. Cleaning is fun, fun and tiring.
The last place in the house I haven't cleaned was the attic. I walked to where the hidden stairs are located and pulled the string. Wooden stairs started descending down and I walked up to the attic.
The attic is a very dirty and dark place. It only receives sunlight from one source, a teeny tiny window on top. The floors and walls are covered in dust. I took my duster and began dusting here and there. I sneezed quite a few times. By the end of the dusting session, my eyes were watery and my nose was red.
Maybe cleaning the attic was a bad idea...
I decided to go grab a mask and continue cleaning, afterall, I already started it, might as well finish it.
I dusted and sweeped the attic before starting to clean the boxes.
When I came across the last box, I opened it to see whether it was important or not. The first thing I saw when I opened the box was a framed baby picture. A picture of Dylan and I. I smiled and giggled. Dylan looked so cute as a baby.
I put the framed picture down and examined the box deeper.
The next thing I found was a birth certificate. My birth certificate. I read it thoroughly. Nothing interesting, just say my name, Karen Haddow, date of birth, 6 June 2003, time of birth, 10.27 and other stuff.
I put my birth certificate down and took Dylan's. I read it and the first sentence made me choke.
It said.
Dylan Elliot Andrews, born on 13 November 2003, at 20.20
WHAT?!
Dylan was faking this whole time?
I really don't have a twin?
Then who's the person in all the pictures? How did they get those pictures?
There's a stalker on the loose.
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Short StoryDylan and Karen. Enemies that are apparently soulmates. They were one class together for 11 years! Can you imagine it? 11 years! Of course, they were putten in groups together, and what do you know, Dylan get to live at Karen's place for two months...