Do you ever wish that she was me,
Ever close your eyes, and think about what could've been..
Could've been…

The music thumped around her, the distant sound of her sister’s laugh echoing in her ears. She curled up tighter, focusing on the comfortable text that flowed in front of her, slowly loosing herself in this fairy tale.

Not to far away, an exact replica, bar the clothing, dances and chatters, listening to the sound of other voices. She smiled and danced, talking and enjoying the atmosphere. But when her charcoal eyes fixed on the little book worm hiding on the couch, the girl sighed, before moving towards her. Someone grabs her arm, and she turns raising an eyebrow. “Come one babe, leave her. If that’s how she wants to spend the party, fine by her.” She shrugged the boy off, flicking long black hair at him, before weaving her way to the other girl.
LLana, rinn, enjoy the party. Come and dance with me.
She smiled gently, tugging at the others arm. But the other just held her book closer, glaring slightly at the her.
This is how I enjoy parties. I sit and I read. You know that.
Black eyes meet black eyes, and the party girl sighs, the red lips tugging down slightly. The reader smiled timidly, her glossed lips not holding it for long.
Fine then, let’s go home.
Before LLanaisda could object, Rinhasha had pulled her up, made her farewells, and was out of the house before she knew it. The high heels and converse hit the pavement in perfect rhythm, the silence between them quiet understanding. LLana knew she’d pulled her sister away from the party, and Rin knew that her sister couldn’t have lasted much longer. The book was nearly finished.

The pair moved into the dark house quietly, seeking not to wake their parents. In silent unison, the moved into the kitchen and started making a sandwich, both knowing without question what the other wanted. Rinhasha paused, feeling the world tilt slightly. She reached out a hand to steady herself, and saw that Llana was doing the same. They both fell to the ground, hitting it with a unified thud. As darkness overcame them, the pair reached out, clinging to each others hands like a lifeline.

Llana’s dark lashes fluttered open, her hand clasping tightly to her sisters. The girls sat up, rubbing their heads in unison. They both looked around, jaws dropping at what they saw. They were on the shore of some weird castle, with lots of odd creatures with wings, and some animals wandering with them. Holly shit, a tiger? Wait…
Is that a Sabre Tooth? I thought they were extinct.
They…are. Or should be. They died out billions of years ago!
Rinhasha smiled a smile that made Llana’s eyes widen.
No. Absolutely not! We should get home!
Rin pouted, before standing up and dusting herself off.
Come on, we explore ask some questions, and then we find out how to get home!
She pulled Llanaisda up, holding the pale hand in her own. The girls walked slowly up to the castle, entering through some large doors.

The identical twins walked forwards, clutching each others hands tightly. Rin walked along in her heels, fishnets, short skirt and tank top, Llana in her skinny jeans, white off the shoulder top and converse, a small book clutched in her free hand. Black eyes take in the surroundings, “ooh”ing and “ah”ing at most things they see.