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Raja & Sahir | ✎

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Reads 33
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Parts 2
Time <5 mins

No, these twins were not separated at birth. And no, one is not a total goth will the other is all pink and popular. But that doesn't mean their story isn't worth reading- or writing.

To make her Nana proud, Raja goes out of her way to make sure she can win first place at a track tournament. But over in the sidelines, Sahir knows his twin isn't winning material, at least not yet. He'll have to make sacrifices to get her there, with the help of Nana and Coach, of course. But in the end, things won't turn out they way either of them expected.

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