The Twins Begin

By Fiona Tate

The Twins Begin is a short story about Nyree and Nathaniel, and how they became Vampires. The twins grew up in foster homes and orphanages and as adults, they set out to achieve their one goal. Become rich. So rich that they'll never feel vulnerable again. They manage it in no time at all. And then they meet Serena.

The Twins Begin is the first in a series of short stories that tell of the turnings of characters from the forthcoming Vampire series, The World Behind.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Fiona Tate
• Release date: Jun 18, 2016
• ISBN: 9781311211545

Fiona Tate

Fiona Tate is a freelance copywriter, blogger, proofreader, editor, and author. She lives with her husband and furbabies in Birdlings Flat near Christchurch, New Zealand. She has a BA in Psychology and over 25 year's experience working in mental health. Fiona's first ebook, The Twins Begin, is an introduction to her Behind The World series which she is currently working on and which will include full-length novels about the Vampires she has also had a lifelong love for. Fiona is available for copywriting and blogging assignments and you can see more of her services at http://fionatatewordcaster.com

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The Twins Begin

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Chapter One

No way, Nathe. You're skinnier than me, you bloody do it. Nathaniel grinned at his twin sister before looking back up at the shop's tiny window.

Yeah, you're right, I am skinnier than you. 

He deftly dodged his sister's fist. All right then, give us a leg up. 

He stepped into Nyree's cupped hands, grabbed the small window ledge, and heaved himself through the window. He took a few moments to let his eyes adjust to the dark, and quietly walked out of the storeroom, to the back door and let his sister into the trendy shop.

Too easy, Sis, too easy. 

But he knew she wasn't listening, she was already heading towards the womenswear. He left her to