One of the Twins Died. But Nobody Knew Which One.
When one twin dies under mysterious circumstances, the surviving twin begins impersonating the dead one—until the dead twin's spirit appears with its own agenda.
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"We cannot disclose the identity," the prosecutor's vague explanation only solidified the rumors completely.
From that day on, the child began to impersonate the dead sibling, as if it were the one who had died.
Even in normal times, there was no one who could tell the twins apart—not even their parents.
The child resented everyone in the world, as if standing in as a spokesperson for the dead one.
But then one day, the spirit of the dead twin began to appear before the living one.
The dead twin's spirit grew angry at the living one pretending to be itself and attempted to possess the living one.
Yes. Perhaps it would be easier to surrender my body. They wanted the dead one more than they wanted me, anyway.
In an instant, my eyebrows twitched involuntarily, and a wave of nausea surged up from the tips of my toes. "You were always the one everyone loved."
Two shadows in the mirror burst into laughter at the same time.
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