Twin Paranormal Ryan Rees Novels & Stories

She asked impatiently. “She had been away in Ireland and she is currently working a customer service job at OTECH. I personally think she's been in touch with Ryan who worked in the same company,” he related. “Ryan!!” She exclaimed, pacing to and fro in the room. “Ryan's disappearance and reappearance is a thing to investigate. I mean, he disappeared after a fight with Samantha and then appeared as a representative of OTECH. Wow, is it a coincidence? Don't you think everything could be staged?” She asked in dismay.

And the bride was a no-show. Margaret had vanished, leaving behind the gown, the vows, and the carefully crafted facade. In another life, I might have admired her courage. A hand touched my elbow, and I turned to find Christopher, Margaret's twin, standing beside me, resplendent in his tuxedo. His eyes met mine, a spark of defiance in their depths. "You look like a man at his own execution," he murmured. "Executions are merciful," I replied, my voice barely audible over the officiant's voice.

"Okay. Okay, I'm breathing. Now please, tell me what the hell is happening because my brain is about to explode." The other guy stepped forward slightly. "My name is Axiel," he said. "And I know this is going to sound insane, but... I'm your twin brother." I stared at him. "My twin brother." "Yes." "My twin brother." "That's what I said." "The twin brother I've never heard of in my entire life." "Correct." I looked at Olivia. "Is he serious right now?" She nodded. "He's serious, Ryan." "But…” I shook my head, trying to make sense of it. "How? How is that even possible? Wouldn't my parents have mentioned, I don't know, having twins? That seems like important information!"

he said desperately. “He didn’t explain. He just said you were important.” The twin shook her head slowly. “No.” Ariana stepped back. “You didn’t think it was real.” “I thought it was some psych study. Or military recruitment crap. I thought—” “You signed something,” Ryan said. Mason’s silence was answer enough. Ariana felt the tether again. But it wasn’t to the duplicate. It was to Mason. And suddenly— It felt wrong. Not forced. Placed.

It was beautiful, cold, and utterly indifferent. A voice, not heard but felt, resonated through the void. [PROTOCOL EXCEPTION DETECTED. RECALIBRATING PARAMETERS.] The twins were levitating now, their hair floating around them like halos. They were the bridge, the interface between the simulation and the Architect. "Leo! Lyra!" I cried out, but they couldn't hear me. They were somewhere else, somewhere deep within the code. Dominic stood by my side, drawing his sword—a blade made of nothing but shadow and intent. He looked at the sky, at the massive, grinding gears of the Architect. "If this is the end of the simulation, then let’s make sure they remember us before it’s gone."

Dyanga swam closer, opened the lifeless body's eyes and looked deeply into it. Marina: What did you see? Dyanga: I saw his future, his destiny and in the past, I saw a prophecy that is yet to be fulfilled by him and his twin sister that awaits him in the jungle and I saw that he has strength that only the dragon is capable of defeating and that's the only fear he has experienced since his birth. Marina: You're right, I saw everything too which means that he can be risen from the dead because he hasn't fulfilled the prophecy.

It was a secondary resonance, a sympathetic shiver caught from the silver chain wrapped around my wrist. The 1.5-meter tether was white-hot. At the other end, Kael lay in the soot, his white hair glowing like a dying star. He had taken a god’s wrath to buy us a minute of silence, and now the world was filling that silence with a thunder he had authored. "They're here," Ryan whispered. He was standing by the jagged exit, his tactical suit shredded, his face a map of bruises and rationalized shame. He looked out at the ridge where a thousand sets of golden eyes were ignited in the blizzard.

"JADE. TRAVIS." Travis glanced up from his phone. Ryan jerked his head. The tense set of his lips, the one clenched fist...they didn't bode well. What other bad news could they get? Did Daniel Campbell have a sick, twisted twin brother? Or a partner they didn't know about? Both Jade and Travis followed Ryan through the throng of people into the office. It was still decked out with all their information from trying to catch Daniel. Now, would they be after another ghost?

"Not this time Victor, not this time... you do know my secretary right? "Is she the woman sir" he asked. "That's why I'm confused Victor...she has an identical twin.... look into their past lives , look better into the birth records of the child.... his name is Ryan...please do it urgently Victor and report back to me" I ordered as I disconnected the call. I need to see Ryan...its been a while I saw him and my heart ached because ot it. "Evelyn I need you to drop off some files in the office" I said as I called Evelyn.

I copied him and he breathed in, feeling what I did. “What is it,” Missy asked, her chest rapidly rising and falling too. “I can feel him. I feel his … hesitation, his labored breaths,” I said, in shock. “Maybe you’re like … actual twins now? How twins share a weird bond,” she said, trying to explain it. “We’re definitely something,” Ryan said, in a low tone.