Two Twins Separated
10 | SUCCESSFULLY

That night, the clock's short hand pointed to the number seven. The condition of the house is still empty. Shortly after, her parents arrived home.

After both of her parents arrived home, Reva immediately followed Vian's instructions.

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In the living room, this afternoon.

"Are you sure that'll work? It feels strange," said Reva doubting Vian's idea. Brow shriveling.

"of course. I'm sure as sure as possible" Vian replied confidently, without the slightest hesitation. As if he knew the end of his plan.

"What if my mother suspects this plan?" ask Reva again. Vian sighed, looking at the much asked Reva.

"Okay, Reva. Can't you try optimism once in a while? Eliminate those negative thoughts. Rest assured, this will work," said Vian trying to convince Reva.

"Well, I'll try" replied Reva slowly. Vian smiled at him.

"This is the new Reva I know. Oh yeah, Va, is my headset here?" Vian asked again about his headset.

Reva frowned. "The "headset? Don't you remember where you last put it?" Reva asked back.

"If I remember, there's no way I'd ask you," Vian replied as he tapped on Reva's head slowly.

Reva got off the couch, looking for her. "There is nothing here" Reva said as she checked the tables and sofas in the living room.

"Oh, I really don't remember where last kept it," Vian grumbled.

"Wait, Vian. Is your headset white?" ask Reva. It seems he remembered something.

"Yes" Vian replied briefly.

"When we go to the meadow, it looks like I saw you wearing it" Reva continued. Hearing his words, Vian thought for a moment.

"Geez, I just remembered. I took off the headset near the tree where we were sheltering," Vian grumbled. He was annoyed at himself who was very forgetful. Reva laughed at his behavior.

"Basar Vian the forgetful," said Reva with a laugh.

"It's still afternoon. It seems that if I search now it is still time," Vian said while looking at the clock on his phone.

"Do I need help?" tawar Reva's.

Vian shook his head strongly. "no need. You need to rest. You passed out earlier, if you come back later. Stay home, yeah!" vian's orders.

"alright. Then be careful on the road" said Reva slowly. Vian smiled at him.

"Yes. I'm going first. See you," said Vian. He rushed off to find the headset.

***

"Listen, Reva! Ask your mom about mementos when you were a kid. Act as if you want to know." Vian's words flashed across Reva's head. Actually Reva hesitated to run it, but he had no other choice. Better try it first, as Vian said.

"Mother, I want to ask you something" said Reva. He twirled his eyeballs.

"Look. You said you didn't have photos when I was a baby. But do you have any other things that become memories of when I was a baby?" ask Reva expectantly.

"Why do you want to see it?" Her mother asked back.

"Oh, this wasn't in Vian's plan" he thought. Reva started to panic. He thought for a moment, thinking of reasons that would be acceptable to his parents.

"That's... I just want to see it" replied Reva. "Did Mom know? Two days ago Bella showed me photos and toys when she was a kid. I wonder if I have any memories of my childhood too. That's why I asked," Reva explained. He had to lie about Bella.

"If there were no babies. Ah, but when you're about eight, it looks like there's."

Bingo! That's the answer Reva expected. "Can I see it?" ask Reva again. His eyes twinkled, eagerly expecting his mother to agree to his request.

"alright. Wait here for a minute!" pinta's mother rushed into her room.

"I didn't expect Vian's plan to go smoothly like this" Reva murmured. He laughed by himself.

Soon, her mother returns to meet Reva with a small black box.

"Remember, Reva! When your mother has brought you this black box, you must act as if you have never seen it. Don't make your mother suspicious! After you open the box, show a surprised expression as soon as you see the contents of this box!" Vian's words were thundering in his ears. The idea sounds weird, but it doesn't hurt to try either. Who knows, this time luck will be on his side.

In accordance with Vian's instructions, Reva showed a surprised expression when she saw the box brought by her mother.

"This is the only thing I still keep" said his mother as she thrust the small black box. Reva received it with great pleasure, even though she knew the contents of the box.

"Can I open it?" tanya Reva who was replied with a nod of the head by her mother. Reva quickly opened the box. Again he showed admiration.

"It's so pretty, Mom. Is this bracelet really mine?" Reva asked back. He took the bracelet and examined it.

"of course. On the bracelet there is a engraving of your name," replied his mother with a smile. Reva looked at the name engraved on the bracelet, as she had seen earlier this afternoon. Although it had been scratched a little, but the bracelet still looked very beautiful.

"I like him a lot. Can I keep this bracelet, ma'am?" reva pinta. He gulped, hoping his mother would agree to his request. He immediately became tense.

"If you see you so happy, what mother can refuse your request" replied his mother. Reva is surprised that her mother has agreed to her request. Being happy, he hugged his mother tightly and said, "Thank you, Mother."

"I didn't expect Vian's plan to succeed without this kind of flaw" he said in his heart.

That night, as soon as he managed to get the bracelet, he rushed into the room. His eyes were hunting for a cell phone on the table, not far from his bed. His hands quickly looked for someone's contact.

"But it's been so night. If I call him now, I'll just bother him. Should I just call? He also bothers me a lot" muttered Reva.

But his finger stopped. "But he helped me a lot today. The time I returned to disturb him these nights?" thought. He put the phone back on the table.

"If I call, it'll be annoying. But should I just send him a message to report tonight's success?" thought again.

Reva took the phone back, tried to send a message, then deleted it. He typed again, then deleted again. Like that for a while. "I surrender. I'd better tell you tomorrow."

Reva's trying to sleep. He wanted to get through a long night, quickly meet the morning. Wanted to report tonight's success to Vian.

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