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A lot of things have begun to make me wonder about my relationship with my fiancé,

My parents said my sister promised to be home last week, and she still has not called them and not me. I know something is wrong. I can feel it.

It just feels wrong, and I can't put it into words. Why just call it a twin thing?

I have to find my sister and I have to find her now?

"Soft breathing:"

Kila, Kiiila? Kira, where are you? We have been worried sick about you. Where are you? Kira answer me.

Where are you?

Kira Kiiiirrra please say something. What's going on?`

Kira don't what ever do?

What, I don't understand what you are saying?

Kila, -please,- Not- he -more -he- says?

Kira I do not understand. Please are you OK. Did something happen to you? Talk to me, Kira, please.

I - you la?

Kira Kira?

Mirror - always - with?

Flailing her arms and screaming her sister's name, Kila woke up with tears running down her cheeks and lying on the floor confused about the dream she felt was more than only a dream. She grabs her phone from the night stand and dials her parents' number.

**Ring ring ring ring**

The green residence can i help you?

Mom? Kira? Its me Kila?

Kila is everything alright. I don't think so? What's going on with you? Are you OK tell me?

I think something real bad has happened to Kira?

Kila what are you talking about? Your sister is fine. We just got a letter from her today. Post marked four days ago? When was the last time she called you? When was the last time you actually heard her voice, Mom think, think dame I think? Something has happened to my sister's mom. I think she is dead mom. I think someone else has been sending letters acting like she is alive mom. Why didn't we check why we accepted the letters and not check I failed her mom, no, we failed her? Kila calmed down. Come home, we need to talk. I have something i need to tell you before you find out from someone else?

No tell me now? Kila I can't? Please just come home and I'll tell you everything I know.

Kila hung up with a heavy heart and a bitter spirit.

And if something had happened to her sister and her parents knew and could have saved her, then they were also going to meet such a fate.

As Kila rents a car to drive all the way back to California, she can help but remember the last conversation she and her twin had?

Hating herself for the way she treated her. Hating she could take it all back, but she knew she could never.

Finally, a whole day and a half drive, she finally reaches her childhood home. She parks the rented car next to her dad's jalopy, and she shuts off the engine. Sitting in the driveway with tears ready to erupt from her eyes, she holds back for the sake of her sanity.