The Twin Game
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  • Reads 73
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 3
  • Time 26m
Ongoing, First published Mar 25, 2014
Dylan has always been the less crazy of her and her sister. However, with the start of Jen's senior year, the rigors of Jen's tumultuous social life start to cramp her friendships and time for other things--but she doesn't want to "let people down" with her obsessive personality. So she comes up with a "absolutely radical idea". Dylan can go to parties she can't go to pretending to be her! "It's perfect!" Jen exclaims. Dylan, though, sees a problem: "We don't look anything like each other." Ohhh sure we do, mousy sis. We came from the same womb! Anyway, get rid of the frizzy hair, ("thanks sis") ruddy complexion, and grow a little bit, and we look exactly alike!" "Or you could just get some frizzy hair, shrink a bit, and grow pimples!" "Haha, funny." But with the promise of more space at home, she grudgingly agrees. It's a choice that changes pretty much everything.
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