MilesDevon-dad opened the door to our apartment and walked in, dragging his suitcase behind him. Megan came out of the lift fatigued while holding her bag in her hand. I reached out to her, trying to get it."Let me help you," I said, trying to grab it.Megan tracked it down badly and got past me, without even giving me a word as she walked into the house and left for her room. I sighed and groped my head before I came in with my duffel bag. When I walked in, Megan’s bedroom door slammed and I heard the lock.I watched desperately my two dads who just shrugged their shoulders."Give her some time, Let her pass," Dad Lucas said, and I looked down and went to my room.I put the bag next to the door and closed it, then threw myself on the bed and crossed my arms behind my back. My twin didn’t talk to me.I felt empty, everything inside me was gone. I couldn’t stand the idea that my sister hate

EmmaIt had been another two weeks and I was trying to find the courage to tell my parents about the academy, even though I was already looking for a house and I had already spotted some of them I hadn’t told anyone, let alone Axel.I didn’t have the courage to look at him and tell him that we were going to be apart for a while, everything was going so well between us that I couldn’t get that bubble that we were holed up in to burst.I continued to shake on the computer the offers of small apartments for rent, sighing, my chin resting on my hand and my eyes tired.It was time for dinner and my parents had just returned while Liam wasn’t home, he was locked in a desperate study to recover the exams he had missed in a year of racing after his shabby, the woman he never talked about, although I knew they were still together. I didn’t understand what Liam really wanted.Needless to say that I saw

EmmaI sighed and entered the empty parking lot where Axel had arranged to meet me. That morning, I spoke to the head of the academy, and she told me that in two weeks, there would be an enrolment. It wasn’t until July, but I knew how much these things would take.I was supposed to go to Germany by the end of next week to start looking at some apartments, and then I had to move permanently.I had to admit that I couldn’t wait to do it, I was excited to start the academy, but I felt my heart bleed at the thought of leaving, of leaving.I sighed and found his car. Axel was sitting and looking at me, so I walked in and closed the door behind me.I hated sneaking around, and I hated hiding like this, but it seemed like the only thing we could do because no one would understand."Now you have time to talk to me?" he said as soon as I was in the car."Please don’t start. I still have a headache,"

Miles I left the department, and I stretched. I had finally given the last exam, and now I had the summer off, even if nothing would have changed completely. My days would not have improved, on the contrary, I would have had more free time, and my mind would have had more freedom to go crazy without her. Her the same person who had left me for almost two months, the same person who had suddenly disappeared from my life, leaving an unbridgeable void behind as she left my heart with her. Two months when I couldn’t hear her voice, I couldn’t smell her smell, I couldn’t get lost in her ultramarine eyes. Two months of emptiness, a nightmare that seemed not to want to end. Sometimes I dreamed of her, of being with her, of hugging her, of kissing her. I dreamed of being lying in my bed with her in my arms, my nose in her hair, and her breath filling my ears like melodious music. Those nights I dreamt of her, I didn’t want t

MeganIt was mid-morning when we returned home. Dad opened the door, and I entered slowly, trying to be careful not to move too much to avoid any further pain. After I’d been under observation for a couple of hours, I’d been discharged, and I was told to go home immediately without stopping anywhere. I asked my dads not to say anything to anyone, not until I was ready to talk about it. Although there wasn’t much to talk about.I was confused, too confused.I entered the house and dropped the bag on the ground, and then slowly walked toward my room. Miles' bedroom door opened wide, and he left in a hurry."God, you're back. I was so worried," my brother said to me, "Meg? What’s going on?" he said, trying to help me.I raised a hand and blocked it and then went to my room and closed the door behind me. I didn’t want to talk, I didn’t want to talk to anyone, I didn’t want