A Tale Of Two Sisters Review Novels & Stories

My door was pushed open, and there stood my step-sister in all her glory. “Hello, sister, it’s been quite a while. You no longer return my calls.” Lily whined, and I just smiled, tight-lipped at her. If you know Lily, you know the best thing to do is to just ignore her. My parents’ golden child, and she knew exactly how to get under your skin. Nothing I ever did was enough; I was always compared to Lily. She reveled in every bit of attention, and it always made me feel inferior. She destroyed my self-esteem before I even knew what it was called.

“No need to—” Just then, another blur of auburn burst through the onlookers. A second girl, identical down to the freckles and the frayed hem of her dress, skidded to a halt beside them, panting hard. “Let her go!” the newcomer snapped, yanking her sister’s arm from Riven’s grip with surprising strength. “We were just playing; she didn’t mean to cross the path!” They were twins. I saw it in the way the silent one clung to her sister’s sleeve, and the way the sharp-tongued one shielded her with her body. The speaking twin glared at Riven, then at me, chin high.

It was a sight to behold two tiny women dressed in floating dresses, their dark hair splayed across their shoulders with nothing but their own bodies as weapons walking into the middle of a battle that had taken the lives of many men before them, then walking out a short time later without a scratch upon them. The war is not over there will be many more battles before a victor is decided or before either side will acquiesce to the others requests but today, we won the battle so I will sleep easy and keep a prayer in mind for the warrior alpha sisters that afforded us this victory. “Are we sure these are the same sisters?” I asked turning to look at my mate but before I finished speaking, I k

She looked over at her to find her blue eyes watching her. "Can you tell me the story?" Claire asked, batting her eyes. Morgan smiled standing up. "Ok." She said dusting the sand off her knee and made her way to Claire. She sat on the bed, her back facing the door and brushed a strand of Claire's golden hair out of her eye. "Once upon a time there were two sisters. One younger sister and an older sister. The younger sister had hair the color of sunshine and eyes bluer and brighter than the sky." Morgan began.

replied the moved Queena as she sat at the side. Jasmine gave no verbal reply, and only stared at the sitting girl. Seeing that, Queena then began her tale. “There were once a pair of sisters, twin sisters, to be exact… Both of them were like two peas in a pod, and the older sister was named Chloe while the younger one went by Indigo. The sisters had always had a very good relationship, even from their childhood days. They always enjoyed things together, but also made sure to endure all their misfortunes side by side.”

Well, that was two emotional sisters in one day. . . __________________________

And gradually Cindy is dramatically improved, her memory and concentration all better. Kayla and Gavin are growing in fear of God, their parents love them so much, they always make sure, that they don’t lack anything, and also their maid Celeste who treat them with so much care and affection, she tells them story folktales every evening and they enjoyed stories a lot… So on this faithful Saturday evening Celeste told them a very interesting story titled : THE BROTHER AND SISTER.. ‘Story story” Celeste said. Kayla and Gavin replied story….

“Once upon a time, there were two sisters. Riley and Rachel Heiner. They were complete polar opposites. Riley was two years older than Rachel, and was a big-time rebel. She defied her parents and partied all night. She got herself a tattoo when she was sixteen and a piercing at seventeen. She was a popular cheerleader at her school and wore shocking outfits. She could down shots quicker than she could solve sums. She was nothing but trouble. Meanwhile, Rachel was an introvert. She was a complete sweetheart and was gentle and caring. She was a straight A student, an all rounder. She never did anything against her parents’ wishes. She was the one who cleaned up after Riley’s messes, the one wh

It took time for me to calm my thrashing heart, I turned back, checking my vicinity wanting to figure out how they were able to get in and also how they were able to be here without me knowing? Unable to figure that out, my gaze was fixed on them. Both girls were identical, slender, dark skin tones that were glistening, matching the red tunic dresses they wore and their hair was packed in high buns. One stared at me with a sweet smile, she felt more welcoming than the other who just glared at me like I was some pest who got in their way not the other way around. They were both heterochromatic, but the only difference between the two sisters was their eyes. One had a light blue and green eye

My voice cracked. "You need to tell us everything ?" Madden said, visibly upset. I shook my head. "Not now. Later. I promise. But first…" I pulled out the photograph of Alice in the lake. The warning on the back. The napkin. "Someone killed my sister. Someone left these warnings. Someone has been watching me since the day I arrived." Ashley stared at the evidence. Tears welled in her eyes. "Why didn't you tell us?" "Because I didn't know if I could trust you."