Get to Know the Twins

"So what plans do you have for today, Adam?" Mari asked, before taking a bite of her food.

"None, really." Adam admitted. "Explore the vault, I guess."

"May we join you?" Ana perked up.

"I'd love the company." Adam stated to glow at the thought of walking around with a hot twin on either arm. "Do either of you have somewhere in mind?"

"Not really. There's actually a lot to do." Mari pointed out. "We could see a movie, walk in the park, I think there's a casino, the list goes on."

"I think there's a map by the elevators we could check out." Ana stood up from her finished meal. "Let's see all that's available before making a decision."

"Sounds good to me." Adam took one last drink from his Nuka-Cola and stood with Mari.

The three of you head towards the elevators. They get more than a few looks from the women. Some whispers, too. Adam doesn't notice at all. He's enjoying the company and conversation.

"No, we didn't lose anyone to the bombs." Ana answered Adam's question. "We lost our parents to an accident years ago."

"I'm sorry." Adam kicked himself for bringing up a sore subject.

"We've adjusted. It's fine." Mari said. "Since then we've only had each other."

"Sounds nice." Adam said with a smile. "What's it like? Being twins, I mean."

"It can be a little irritating," Ana admitted, "People mistaking one of us for the other. But we've learned to share everything."

"Really? Everything?" Adam couldn't quite comprehend that. He and his sister fought over everything growing up. He couldn't imagine being **** to share an identity too.

"Oh yeah." Mari chimed in. "We share clothes, a bed, lovers, food, things like that."

"Wait, what was that?" Adam did a double take. Did she say lovers?

"We're here." Ana quickened ahead to the sign by the elevators. "Looks like all the entertainment is on the same floor. Besides the garden, that's its own floor too."

"Let's see..." Mari to a look at the listings. "They have movies, a museum, a casino, different sport fields and courts are available, or the garden floor. What do you think, Adam?"