STOLEN SISTER "So what happened tonight?" Officer Monday asked. "How was this all set up?" "She had a plan," I began, and started to describe it. As I spoke, the belief that Kaylee really would never be back grew stronger and stronger. I half wished I had been there hiding in the shadows and watching, like the director of a movie or something, when Kaylee had met him. "Does your sister have a cell phone?" Officer Donald asked. "Yes, we both do, but we didn't take cell phones tonight." I shrugged. "I guess I should have made sure we did. I was just so nervous about it all that I forgot." "I've got a teenage sister," Officer Monday said. "Like all her friends, she won't even go to the bathroom without her cell phone." "We were too involved in my sister's plan. We didn't think," I said more emphatically, and threw in a few well-placed sobs. I knew now that it was over, that it was happening. I should have felt more remorse, but a little voice inside me asked, If your twin sister is gone, are you still a twin? Won't people stop mixing you up? Won't you become your own person, finally? I had to be careful not to let the policemen see my smile. They wouldn't understand. No one who didn't know us and how we were raised would understand. VC ANDREWS Broken GLASS

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