"Nah, it'll be nice to be just us twins," I say with a smirk, nudging him with my shoulder again before we start walking off together, side by side. I've mostly gotten used to being around someone who looks exactly like me, and now it's kind of fun to see the slight double takes when people see us together. I never had a sibling, let alone a twin, and I have to wonder if it might feel something like this. "Besides, I want to hear all about how it's going with Eddie."

I'm not sure why that I'm so invested in their blossoming romance, but they're both good, sweet kids and it's nice to see them find happiness in each other without all the trepidation that comes with the stigma of being queer. Here, we aren't other. We blend in seamlessly.

We get to the ticket booth and I wave off Jamie's attempts to pay for himself as I get us each a wristband. "You can buy me a caramel apple later."