I think you need to look in the mirror if you think that's gorgeousHa, Andrew said, grinning.Were identical. Adam shook his head at his twin. He's insulting both of us, you idiot
In the book "Oblivion" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a humorous exchange occurs between twin brothers Andrew and Adam. Andrew makes a playful remark, suggesting that they should evaluate their own looks instead of considering themselves gorgeous. His teasing highlights the bond they share as siblings, often characterized by friendly banter.
Adam responds to Andrew's comment with disbelief, indicating that both of them are being insulted. This interaction not only showcases their identical appearances but also reflects their dynamic relationship, where teasing is a common way of expressing affection. Overall, the scene emphasizes the lighthearted nature of their connection amidst the underlying theme of self-perception.
