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Chapter 19 by Rebekka Rebekka

Continue? What if we had a little Time Skip?

Time Skip

Days passed in this new routine, Lasse living two lives simultaneously. As Laura, he went through her usual routines: he ate meals with her family, studied diligently, hung out with friends. All the while, he was also Juliette, studying in her school, maintaining her own relationships, and coming home to her parents every day. He would sometimes catch himself marvelling at the efficiency of it all, the dual-life a seamless blend of two distinct personalities and existences.

Lasse developed an uncanny knack for managing this double existence. He would take note of the minute details and nuances of both Laura and Juliette's lives, seamlessly integrating into their respective circles, their friendships, and their families.

He discovered more about Laura and Juliette than they might have known about themselves. The way Laura would subconsciously play with a strand of her hair when she was nervous, or how Juliette would clench her fists when she was excited. He learned about their favourite books, the dreams they had at night, their innermost thoughts and insecurities.

With each passing day, Lasse found himself more absorbed in these new identities. His original self, Lasse, seemed to fade into the background, becoming an observer of the dual-life he was living. He was Laura and Juliette - two distinct identities, yet controlled by the same mind.

As weeks turned into months, Lasse's life as Laura and Juliette became the norm. He encountered challenges, of course - misunderstandings with friends, stressful examinations, family disagreements - but he dealt with them with surprising grace. It was as though Laura and Juliette's experiences, memories, and personalities had integrated seamlessly with his own.

And so, life continued in this unusual arrangement. Lasse lived, laughed, and learned as both Laura and Juliette. They were his life now, and he was theirs. And to him, there was a strange comfort in this, a sense of belonging that he hadn't felt before.

The Vaulting Lesson

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