Broken Twins

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Finally, everyone is free to work. They had to sleep under ten o'clock at night. But some seniors are still studying the results of the previous simulation. Thomas collects the bullets. Each bullet is marked with the name of the owner.

"Have you written down who has hit the target correctly?" Thomas asked Michael.

"Jennie and Janeth. These two women shot right."

Thomas was silent. "Okay, I think the idea for this exercise is pretty good testing everyone's reflexes and cooperation. They must be surprised there was a sudden attack that turned out to be just a simulation."

Michael only smiled faintly at Thomas's words. They immediately cleaned the place and brought the simulated robot into the warehouse.

"You don't know who sent Janeth here yet?" Thomas whispered to Michael.

"Not yet. My informant said Janeth was a direct recommendation from a senior police officer. I suspect she is the secretary of defense."

"No way," Thomas refuted Michael's words. “One of the police chiefs is more suspicious.”

Michael was silent for a moment. "Everything's suspicious. Don't worry. I've sent someone to watch over them. But there's something more suspicious than that."

"What?" Thomas stopped in his tracks.

Michael approached pretending to throw an ant on Thomas' shoulder, then whispered, "Justin."

Thomas was silent for a thousand words. He pretended not to hear anything. Likewise Michael who continued to walk leisurely. They both knew that Justin was always on the surveillance monitor. So, the two of them acted as usual as if there was no serious conversation. Their facial expressions were also normal, as if nothing had happened.

"Thomas, I want to talk to you." Justin's voice stopped Thomas in his tracks. He turned away from Michael to where Thomas was.

"Did something happen?" Atya Thomas.

"Come to my room," Justin said.

Thomas complied. They both entered Justin's room. Thomas sat casually as usual waiting for Justin who walked to his seat.

"You must be surprised that Janeth is here. You must know Janeth. Jennifer's twin sister," Justin said.

Thomas looked at Justin, then nodded.

"Two days ago when you weren't here, the boss called me. He said he was sending a new member to join us. I was also surprised that Janeth came. I couldn't deny the girl's presence because it was a direct recommendation from the leadership. what the boss thinks. Even though the boss knows the journey of Jennifer and Janeth's story."

Thomas still didn't show any expression. He looked at Justin casually. "Did you break Jennifer's secret to Janeth?" asked Thomas.

"No. Why would I do it?" Justin replied.

"I was just asking," said Thomas. "I'm leaving first. I want to rest."

"Okay. I just wanted to say that so there won't be a misunderstanding between us," Justin said.

Thomas got up and left. After closing the door, Thomas immediately went to his room. Then he emailed the boss asking directly about Janeth. After that Thomas decided to sleep because of the fatigue he felt. He hoped everything would be fine. Even though Janeth was there.

The next day Thomas got a reply from the leadership. The reply surprised Thomas. The leadership stated that they had never sent new members. Especially Janet.

Thomas immediately woke up reading the message. He washed his face and read the message again. Who is really lying? What is leadership? Or Justin. But the two can get stuck. There could be message sabotage and Justin didn't notice. Thomas must find out who did it. It could be, the perpetrator is the same person who wanted to kill Jims.

Thomas immediately went to Jennifer's house. He entered without knocking on the door. Even though at that time Jennifer had just finished taking a shower. Of course Jennifer screamed.

"Are you crazy!?! Knock on the door before you enter!" Jennifer protested.

"I'm sorry," Thomas said, covering his face with both hands.

Jennifer immediately put on clothes. When finished Jennifer asked Thomas to sit down and let go of his hand.

"Are you sure you're wearing clothes?" asked Thomas.

"That's it. Just let go of your hand," Jennifer said.

Thomas let go of his hand and saw that Jennifer was fully clothed. Thomas could breathe a sigh of relief. Although he had seen Jennifer naked before operating on her. Still Thomas's heart pounded when he saw Jennifer only wearing a towel.

"What are you doing here!???" Jennifer asked.

"I want to train you. Regarding the importance of regulating facial expressions. When you have to express and when you have to be flat," said Thomas.

"Do others get the same workout?" Jennifer asked.

Thomas shook his head, "only you."

Jennifer was silent. In her heart, Jennifer knew that Thomas was very worried, especially with Janeth's whereabouts. But why? Was Thomas afraid that Janeth would come to kill Jennifer?

"You don't have to worry. Janeth killed me because of Max then. Because now they're separated and Janeth knows who Max really is. Maybe Janeth has changed and regrets what she did."

"Why are you so sure Jennifer. People don't change that easily. Especially when they've been brainwashed by terrorists."

Jennifer took a deep breath. In fact, in her heart, Jennifer admitted that Janeth had changed. Janeth changed since Steven died in an accident. At that time only Janeth was brought by Jennifer's parents. Because Jennifer is sick. While on their way home they had an accident. Both died and only Janeth survived.

Jennifer was so grateful that Janeth continued to stick around. If not, maybe Jennifer's life is full of loneliness. Although in the end Janeth stabbed Jennifer in the back. Take Jennifer's lover and kill Jennifer.

"There's nothing wrong with being vigilant. You don't want to die twice because of your own sister. So let's just say that you and Janeth don't have any relationship anymore. Like I said. Jennifer is dead. It's Jennie Cole right now. You understand!?! "

Jennifer nodded. Thomas immediately explained that expressions are very important to practice and master. Because not infrequently the enemy tries to read our condition from expressions and body gestures. Don't let your opponent guess your mood or next move.

Thomas provides an example with pictures and video on Jennifer's room monitor. Jennifer quickly learned it.

"You can use this knowledge from now on. Don't let anyone read you. Remember, predictable enemies are easy to defeat. But unreadable enemies are enemies to watch out for. You understand!?!"

Jennifer nodded. In her heart Jennifer will use it in daily activities, especially when socializing with other people.

"Remember, don't trust anyone. Believe in yourself. Because only yourself will never leave you or betray you," said Thomas, ending the morning's lesson.

"Thank you," Jennifer said.

"I will teach you many things from now on. I don't know when there will be an attack. But the sooner the better."