Twin Story Novels & Stories

Thankfully, it did not hurt anymore. …… Ever since I was little, my grandma always told me, "There’s no one better than a mother." But I always felt like she was lying to me. When I was eight, my mom took forever to come pick me up. When we finally got home, I saw her comforting Gwen Lincoln, my twin sister. We looked almost identical, except I had an extra mole beneath my left eye. "Mom, who is she?" "She’s Kate, your sister from the countryside." Their dissatisfied questioning and cold response left me with a sense of unease.

They went back home. As the seconds turned to minutes, minutes to hours, hours to days, days to weeks, weeks to months and months to years, so was the bond between the twins and among the animals grew stronger and stronger. Many years in the jungle, the king and queen of the jungle had grown so much bigger and stronger than they ever imagined. As strong as the elephants were, a roar from Taiwo made them lay low and bow to him while keyinde fighting was no match to no one around except her brother. She has watched her brother fought big beasts that troubled the jungle with skills and strength that she couldn't defeat. As grown men and women, they had to get married and have kids so what happe

That was enough to refuel my initial anger. “We are not identical, and the answer is still NO.” To hell with her 35k and the amazing things it would do for me. Arla’s jaw tightened slightly. “Carlton is never going to find out because you do not exist,” she said again, calmly—more composed this time. I flinched as though I had been slapped. “I told him my family died in a house fire, and he doesn't even know I had a twin. He believes I am the only child of our parents.”

Well, unfortunately, what I wanted was everyone’s memories to be erased but he could not do that and I know that because we shared the same abilities – basketball skills, carb-loading, motorcycle racing – and memory wiping was not one of them. “You do not possess the ability to grant me a wish, Jackson. Now go away.” “Do you doubt the abilities of twin magic, my dearest?” I gave him a flat look. “Twin magic?” I asked. “Centuries ago, the first ever twins were born under a double eclipse while their mom was eating two scoops of ice cream and sneezing at the same time. Legend says the universe got confused and accidentally copied a soul twice. Boom!” I was actually startled and shrieked when h

“Twins!” Tyr was stunned, his wife was pregnant with twins. “Haha!” Laughing loudly, he hugged Winifred. “My wife, is this real? Are we really having twins?” Winifred shot a glance at Tyr. “Why would I lie to you?” “Yeah.” Tyr kissed Winifred on the cheeks. “My wife is awesome, she straight up got pregnant with twins. Haha.” “You’re the one who’s awesome,” Winifred replied happily.

I hand Dillon to her so I can make breakfast for her. “You know, the twins have a really sad past. Their mom abandoned them when they were nine. They had to find food from dumpsters.” She looks sad while she rocks Dillon. “Did you know Kara had a pup once? It sounds like it was stillborn. Her wolf, Poppy, doesn’t talk to her anymore.” “Wow, really?” I figured things were not great for the twins before I met them, but a wolf choosing not to speak to their human counterpart, that’s intense. When I look up at Zara, I feel like there’s something out of place.

He held them both in his arms, looking at them as he sat and had them propped up to look at him, “And that my sons is the secret of the Akechi twins. You are the next set of little troublemakers, but we will never let mommy know that. Right now, we have to all be good because mommy is cooking your new little brother or sister right now.” “Are you having fun telling them?” Kit asked with a sleep-induced voice. “Oh, I told them a lot, actually,” Mitsuhide said as he placed them both down in their beds. He watched as their little eyelids started to fall and then close completely. He walked back to his bed and got in next to her. “Really?” Kit asked. “I told them a story of a set of twins that l

“Since you were five? Do you have a twin sister?” That was a strange question. And why would he ask me that? “Yes, I discovered that I have one recently. Why do you ask?” I needed to find out why he wanted to know this. “And does she have different eye color than you?” Why is he asking another question without answering mine? “Yes, why do you ask these questions?” He smiled and stood up, he placed his gun back into his holster. “There has been a legend about the twins. One is the embodiment of selfishness, the one causing her unhappiness. The other, a Feral, the embodiment of freedom, the one running wild and standing on her own,” he finally explained and it still doesn’t make sense to me.

Her presence breathed life into the otherwise lifeless library, turning it into a magical nexus where the past seamlessly merged with the present, blurring the boundaries between the realms of reality we inhabited. Time seemed to blur as day transitioned to night and vice versa, while we relentlessly sought the truth. In unison, we endeavored to stitch together the tapestry of our shared history, joining seemingly unrelated dots that spanned multiple eras. Legends pertaining to our ancestors wove an intricate web, showcasing the myriad ways our destinies were interconnected. As stories of their brave sacrifices and covert romances were revealed, the parallels to our own budding love story be

he started to say but the guy cut him off, stepping up to me. "Little Miss Fireball. Are you sure you want to keep this man uncomfortable? He obviously can't do anything to me. Why not just let us forget about this little…squabble and go our separate ways?" he said softly, his eyes boring into mine. That was when it all began to make sense. Of course, the Riverstone brothers. They were the most powerful family in our city and they were above the law. They were twins, one twin was calm and cold and the ideal businessman while the other twin was this annoying man.