"The Bargain," he said, his head nodding. "Don't tell me you forgot about the bargain we made?" I nodded, and he looked at me with a mixture of frustration and anger. "Did you suffer a memory loss or something? This isn't a joke, Cairen." "My expression didn't indicate that I was trying to be humorous. Is that…" I trailed off, hoping to find a good excuse. But he filled in the gap. "You agreed out of sympathy and never gave it another thought, did you?" Taking a deep breath, I wondered why I hadn't written this down in my diary. My twin sister always seemed to know everything about our lives, but I felt lost in the dark. I didn't know how to fix this mess. "People change," I gestured with my hands, glancing over at him. "Sometimes, memories fade in our minds. Haven't you ever done something and forgotten about it because your mind was...?" "I'm not dense, I understand," he interrupted. "So what would you like to change?" He sat with one leg bent, resting on the couch, and one arm
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