My Online Girlfriend Has a Twin Sister

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As Jiangg Ning was lost in thought, she suddenly heard a strange sound. Her gaze traveled over to Jiangg Yao, who had her head lowered, and landed on her stomach.

A moment later, she chuckled softly.

"And you said you weren’t hungry, but your stomach is already growling. Forget it, I’ll make you an appetizer. There’s no need to make yourself suffer just waiting for Chen, Yaoyao."

"Hee hee, I guess I am a little hungry~"

Jiangg Yao’s face flushed as she followed her into the kitchen and hugged her sister affectionately.

Jiangg Ning gently pried her sister’s hands away. She took some glutinous rice cakes she had bought a few days ago from the fridge, poured oil into a pan, and tore open the packaging.

Seeing her sister get busy, Jiangg Yao looked around, then picked up a washed cherry tomato from the counter and popped it into her mouth.

"Livestreaming today was exhausting, Sis. You have no idea, there was this really annoying hater. I banned her, but she kept making new accounts to come into my stream and stir up trouble. She was probably a stan from some other streamer’s fandom, constantly attacking me, saying my skills suck... The entire chat was flaming her, but she just wouldn’t leave."

Yaoyao mumbled through a mouthful of food, "I didn’t want to respond. With people like that, the more you engage, the more they ramp it up. I had to pretend I didn’t see her comments, but it almost ruined my mood for the stream."

"People like that are just flies buzzing around. When you become a big streamer in the future, you’ll see more of this. Remember, you have to learn to control your emotions, not let them control you," Ningning advised.

"You think maybe I’m already a big streamer?"

"Oh, listen to you. Can’t you be a little humble?"

"I’m just being honest. I’ve improved a ton this year." A SIZZLE erupted as the glutinous rice cakes floated in the hot oil, drowning out half of Jiangg Yao’s words. She quickly backed out of the kitchen before continuing, "When I have time, I’ll play you a new piece I learned. I’d say I’m at least at a semi-master’s level. It’s so silky smooth, incredibly fluid~"

"Stop chattering over there and help your sister by closing the kitchen door. Keep the oily smoke from getting into the living room."

"Tch." Jiangg Yao pouted, a little deflated.

’In the end, a sister isn’t the same as a boyfriend. If she had said all that to Chen Yuan, he would have definitely feigned amazement and said, "Wow, our Yaoyao is so amazing!" instead of just telling her to get out of the way...’

Jiangg Yao secretly stuck her tongue out at Jiangg Ning’s back, making a face to show her dissatisfaction.

Then she started wandering around the house by herself.

A moment later, just as Jiangg Ning was placing the fried rice cakes into a bowl, she suddenly heard footsteps from the living room, followed by Jiangg Yao’s surprised cry.

"Sis! When did you bring our little Christmas bear over?! I missed him so much! I was looking for him everywhere when I went home for the New Year, but I couldn’t find him."

Through the glass of the kitchen door, she could see Jiangg Yao holding a brown bear that wore a bell and a reindeer charm. She held it up high, a joyful, surprised smile on her face.

"That’s right, I brought it back on purpose. Did you dig it out of my suitcase? I’d completely forgotten about it."

The last time Jiangg Ning went to her university to sort out her degree paperwork, she found the little bear at home. It had been covered in dust, so she washed it and put it through the dryer.

"Where did you find it?"

"You’re asking me?" Jiangg Ning said, finding the situation both annoying and funny. "It was stuffed in the bottom drawer of the wardrobe, buried under a pile of clothes. If I hadn’t been looking for my degree certificate, it might have gotten moldy before anyone found it."

’Back when they left Mingzhu City and moved to Lanjing, Jiangg Yao had been so immature—not that she was particularly mature now, either... but back then, she was really like a sixteen-year-old girl.’

’She had deliberately left the Christmas bear behind, muttering that he had to guard the room and that she would come back for him later.’

’In the end, she didn’t go back for two years and completely forgot where she had even hidden him.’

’She felt pretty bad for the little bear. After all, he’d accompanied the two of them through most of their childhood. They always used to place him between them when they slept.’

「At that moment.」

Jiangg Yao looked at the Christmas bear in her arms, suddenly overcome with emotion. Countless old memories flooded her mind, stirring a deep nostalgia for her childhood.

Spending seemingly endless holidays with her sister.

Secretly getting their uncle to take them to the amusement park to ride the Ferris wheel.

Fighting over the Christmas bear, finally agreeing to a schedule. The moment one’s time was up, she’d have to hunt down the other to get him back, lest her sister hide him somewhere and claim he was lost.

Dressing up in their mother’s skirts together, pretending to be Disney princesses or flying fairies, with the little bear as their prince who would come to their rescue when they opened the door.

’Even now, Jiangg Yao could remember the cringey scene of her feigning surprise, opening the door and scooping up the bear while shouting, "You’re finally here!" It was all so incredibly childish.’

"I can’t believe it," she murmured, stroking the bear. "Sis, in the blink of an eye, we’re already twenty-six. Time flies so fast."

"It does."

Jiangg Ning put down the plate in her hands, her eyes full of complex emotions as she looked at her sister.

’No feast lasts forever. They had never imagined that one day they would part ways, get married, start their own families, and no longer sleep in the same bed. The thought was so hazy it couldn’t even form a clear picture in their minds.’

’Subconsciously, they believed this life would go on forever, that a sister and her sister could never be torn apart.’

But now, without them even realizing it, that separation was just around the corner.

’Maybe in a week, maybe two, or maybe a month.’

’After Chen Yuan came clean with one of them, how long would it take for them to get over the animosity? Was it possible they wouldn’t speak to each other for a long, long time?’

’That day would surely be a gloomy, rainy day.’

’One of them would pack her bags, silently wipe away her tears, and leave this lonely city.’

’Traces of her would be everywhere in the home, but she herself would be gone.’

"Sister, have you ever thought about it? That this life will end one day." Jiangg Yao’s sudden question broke Jiangg Ning out of her thoughts.

"What?"

"Only one of us can marry him."

In the living room, they locked eyes, staring at each other’s faces.

Those identical faces, just like looking in a mirror.

In the utter silence that followed her words, neither of them spoke. But their eyes said everything words could not; they knew exactly what the other wanted to say, what she was thinking.

"I’m sorry... Yaoyao," Jiangg Ning said softly. "Falling in love with the same person as you... it’s my fault."

A moment later, Jiangg Yao suddenly broke into a smile.

"How could that be, Sister? To fall in love with the same person as you... I consider it the greatest honor."

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