Just Got Lucky

CH. 1

CHAPTER 1

TWINS

She gives me a death stare.

I try to look away from her but she's looking at me angrily. I don't know why she seems so pissed at me whenever I'm around. It feels like she doesn't even like the fact that I exist. I mean, I have not really done anything wrong, have I? What did I do now? I thought to myself and wondered why she is giving me the eye.

"Will you move your shoulder away from me?" She pushes me away that almost made me hit my head against the window, when mom and dad weren't looking. Sometimes she acts like a child, I swear to God.

I glanced at my sister, Avery Sophia Swanepoel, the ever beautiful Miss Popular in my high school. She rules our campus because students and teachers praises her. She's like super perfect embodiment of student in school.

Avery rolled her eyes at me and I can intensely feel her hatred towards me. Come to think of it, she's my sister and she treats me like I'm a less fortunate. She treats me like we don't have the same blood running in our body. She treats me way much less nicer than how she treats her friends.

How pathetic you may think, but yes she hates me to the bones.

"Sorry." I apologize even though I don't know why I was apologizing when I didn't even hurt her. I say sorry much to her than how she should apologize to me. I fix my eyeglass and tried to ignore her because I don't really want her to through a tantrum.

It was always like that and I kind of gotten used to it when I was growing up. I know that even if she's at fault I'm always the one who needs to apologize to her and when she's the one at fault, she gets even angrier at me. I know it does not sound rightful but I honestly don't know I am such a coward when it comes to her.

And here I am, letting her bully me because she can and she knows that I'm scared of her. She knows I don't fight back and she loves having the power over me and I hate how I can't go against her.

"Did you two enjoy dinner?" Father asked us while glancing over the rear view mirror. Dad has always been nice to us and he makes sure he treats us equally. He knows Avery sometimes says things to me which are really hurtful but he's always the one telling me to be a better twin and to understand her more.

"Dinner was lovely dad." I answer, politely.

Mom and dad waited for Avery to speak but she just kept on chewing her gum and blowing it into a small bubble against her lips. It almost makes her look like a prostitute especially with the way she wears while she glances at mom and dad.

"Typical night at Nando's, dad." Avery answered sarcastically, rolling her eyes at no one in particular. "Although I was expecting we could eat somewhere else fancy." She's always loved dining in high class restaurants and brag about it in school.

Avery rolls her eyes at me very childishly.

I really don't know what's her problem. Growing up with this kind of hatred bothers me so much because we never get along with anything. She's just filled with hate and anger, sometimes I think she's jealous because of how she acts towards me but I don't think it's that. Avery can never be jealous over me. I mean, I'm just me. I think she was just born to hate me forever.

"Didn't you like it, Avery?" Mom asked, sounding concerned. "It was really a wonderful night."

"I didn't say I didn't like it mom. I didn't say I did either. All I said that it was just another typical night." She answered.

"The foods were delicious, weren't it Av?" I ask her with a smile, trying to make a conversation.

She raised her eyebrow at me then raised me her middle finger while our parents were not looking. I seriously do not know what's her ish. She looks out of the window looking very uninterested and I just sat here looking at my own twin who happens to be the complete opposite of me.