How We All Fell Apart

How We All Fell Apart

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My entry into the PicAStory competition. They were a good family. Oh, they had their fights, and the twins couldn't get along for more than in hour, in the true nature of siblings, but they were a good family. They were generally civil, and their fights never lasted long. All three of the children were good students. But if they were such a good family, how could one year tear them apart?
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I am from India. And here we have huge families. As in you might be genetically far from each other but still if you share the surname to be specific gotra and your great great grandparents were related then you people are considered cousins. You are cousins. And it is a sin to have romantic desires in such scenarios. My story is somewhat similar. Our protagonists are each other's far away cousins. They share a surname, they share the gotra. So it is expected that they consider each other as brother and sister. But when you meet that brother/sister of yours once a year you don't actually believe you are a family. This story is about what happens when their path interacts, not once but so many times, and the feelings that develop aren't brotherly or sisterly.

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