Business (II)
EIRIK:
Seeing the twins again brings back bad memories: the old Anton, father of those two crazy boys, and Walson, the always correct and perfect young man. Anton was a womanizer; he romanced all the girls, and they had no qualms about giving themselves to him. Luckily, Dag and I were born when my mother was with Anton; otherwise, my father would have thought we were not his boys. It was never known who the twins' mother was. She must have been a prostitute or an Omega. Walson's mother was a beautiful woman, young and naive; she helped raise the twins as her own.
"The twins were raised as siblings by Walson's side, but when Anton died, they took all the father's fortune and, of course, the Siemens company. Walson was left with crumbs, a small representation in New Jersey,
