She's my friend.""Good for you.""Just my luck," I said. "Finally meet my twin brother and, turns out, he's an ass.
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In "The Rising" by Kelley Armstrong, the narrator expresses disappointment upon meeting their twin brother for the first time, revealing that he has a difficult personality. The encounter raises feelings of frustration since the narrator had high hopes for a positive relationship with him.

The narrator shares a moment with their friend, who offers a supportive comment in response to the situation. This exchange highlights the contrast between the narrator's expectations and the reality of meeting a sibling who doesn't live up to their ideals. The emotional complexity of family dynamics is underscored in the story.

In "The Rising" by Kelley Armstrong, the narrator expresses disappointment upon meeting their twin brother for the first time, revealing that he has a difficult personality. The encounter raises feelings of frustration since the narrator had high hopes for a positive relationship with him.

The narrator shares a moment with their friend, who offers a supportive comment in response to the situation. This exchange highlights the contrast between the narrator's expectations and the reality of meeting a sibling who doesn't live up to their ideals. The emotional complexity of family dynamics is underscored in the story.

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