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Originally Posted by Harry174

Laura continued to snuggle into her sister. "I would have waited there a week if only in the end you came out to see me." Laura smiled. "I've missed you so much and I needed to talk to you." Laura was glad though she didn't have to wait because otherwise she would have been so cold.

Laura smiled at her sister. "I know, it strainge isn't it." Laura giggled, she was starting to grow up. "You know twinnie, you can't go around acting like a kid all the time we will be 14 soon and that means we are growning old." Laura sighed. "Though I can promise you now twinnie you won't be getting rid off me ever, were twinnie's and I'll be bothing you even when were fiffty." Laura was loving spending time with her sister.

"I believe your right there." Laura sighed. "Though if i'm behind you, maybe the Professor won't see me." Laura giggled she knew her sister was right, but her sister was a bit taller than her and a bit fatter though Laura wasn't going to say that to her sister.

"I know I let you down." Laura sighed, she was enjoying snuggling upto her sister, they should do this more oftence and she didn't care if anyone thought she was weird. "I'll try and do my best to make you proud." Yeah Laura was going to try and get loads of points this term and she was going to work hard.

"I know what you mean." Laura giggled, before deciding to mess about with her sister. "I'm going to try and play match-maker for you." Laura giggled, she was only messing with her twinnie. "Well I'm sure that it will be good." Laura was really looking forwards to this holiday.

Lana shook her head and smiled. "I'm sure someone would have come out when it was time for dinner or something," she replied. There was always the chance of that happening after all. "I've missed you too, Silly Bean." It really wasn't unusual for them to go without talking, but this year had been different and it looked like they would be in need of talking to each other a lot.

Lana pulled back and raised her hand to feel Laura's head. "You aren't sick are you? Because, you have never talk like this. You are starting to even sound like me," she laughed. She was the good one and the things coming from her twin's mouth did sound like something she would say. "We are family and you know that we are stuck together for life," she added with a smile. Yes, there were times that they didn't get along and moments that they fought a lot, but Lana could never really see her life without her twin. "I'm sure you will be bothering me well into our hundreds," she added as she nudged her twin.

Lana could only shake her head at her twin again. "You know the professors are a lot smarter than we give them credit for. They will know you were behind me." They used to be able to get away with hiding behind each other, but they weren't small any more and both of them were starting to look very different from each other.

"I'm not going to say you let me down," Lana frowned. It didn't need to be said and it was in the past as is. "I just know that you could of been a lot better, but that is the past and we will focus on the future." Laura was doing so much better this year and Lana was excited and happy for that. "You don't have to do anything for me, just be yourself and try to stay out of trouble," she smiled. If Laura didn't want to get points and stuff, that didn't bother Lana at all; she just didn't want to keep hearing about her twin in trouble. Yes, Lana liked being the good twin; but when there is a good twin, there has to be a bad twin as well.

Blink

Lana pulled back and looked at her twin. "Matchmaker?" Lana did not like the sound of that at all. "Silly Bean, do you think that is wise?" Boys had never really been on her radar and the thought of being matched up kind of made her a bit nerves.