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Lucidity

Lucidity

My twin sister has always had a rather silly game she has always liked to play on me.

Starting quite young, she had always thought it a great tease to try and lift things from my pockets when I was distracted.

And to be Honest, she had gotten quite good at it, to my chagrin.

Then of course, I made the mistake of letting her know it got under my skin when she would do that! So of course she kept on doing it, grinning with great satisfaction when she was successful.

Which she was a good deal of the time !

I had tolerated it for quite a few years, until one day when I found a way to get my revenge.

Which I did by lifting her necklace during a rather severely formal event we were rather forced into attending when we were 13.

Actually I lifted her necklace several times that evening without her catching on to what was truly happening…..! But that is another story altogether.

Needless to say, since then we had been going back and forth trying to out do one another in our silly game from that time forward into our present adult hood.

This happened about two years after I had discovered my own spin on my twins own annoying game.

By then I had successfully played it out on her several times…

My sister( along with our mother) was assigned to be a bridesmaid at our Mum’s University chum’s wedding, to accommodate an age match for Grooms younger brother, an oops baby Mum had said.

Apparently there were a dearth of females that young on either side of the Bride and Groom’s families.

I will admit me mum and sister looked rather smashing in their bridesmaid’s attire.

At the reception I was watching as my sister was swishing out on the dance floor with the simpy young bloke who was her partner.

As she danced in her lavender coloured gown of some shiny material, I had eagerly watched her glittery rhinestone diamonds flickering madly in the dim lights.

They were the same set of rhinestones which all the bridesmaids had been given and were wearing with the long flowing dresses that matched my sister’s.

They were all the same size too. So that the set my sister was wearing looked like an adults. Especially her necklace, which seemed to go on forever as it dangled down into a long v shape..

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I actually had been pressed into service to help her place the shimmering necklace on around her neck at home before we left.

As she had held up her hair giving me a clear look at the long dangling earrings that she had already clasped on, she lifted the necklace up, holding the jeweled ends up to me to take and clasp. I did so, watching the show in our mums vanity mirror from over my sister’s shoulder..

Watching my sister’s reflection I could see that she was keeping a rather watchful eye on me ( and her jewels)

I acted all of the innocent one.

Sis was also wearing a bracelet around a gloved hand, with a glittery ring on same hand. A brooch dangled from her waist, pinned to the front of her wide ribbed sash attached to her gown, and which I was directed to tie in a bow at her back.

She had stood in front of Mother’s long mirror as I stood behind tying.

But truth be told, I had found the rhinestones a most attractive lure, and felt an all too familiar certain coming up from deep within as she teasingly played with her long gown, admiring herself in the mirror..

It didn’t help much that only the weekend before we had seen an olde American funny show about people stranded on an island. We had seen the silly show a few times before, and I had really thought it was a bit of a bore.

The only thing I found about it to hold my attention is that several of the females liked to dress up in gowns and jewels, which peaked my interest, though it was kinda odd that people stranded on an island would be doing that sort of thing, was it not now?

But this one show had a newcomer, a thief, stranded on the island with them. And…

Well we will come to that soon enough….

To see what happened please visit…

flic.kr/p/J6NvF3

If you found the first bit of any interest, We promise you will not be disappointed in reading through the rest….

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Taken on: April 13, 2018

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