The Double ( or More ?) Life of The Fake Heiress

Upstairs.

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Mirabella, clutching her belongings, twisted the knob and pushed open the door to the neighboring room.

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With a flick of the switch on the wall, the sparse room layout – one bed, one desk came into view, all cast in modern, minimalist decor and suffused with cool tones. On the wall hung two framed certificates of achievement that caught her eye.

She set her things down gently on the desk and made her way over to the certificates. Her curiosity was aroused by the recognitions they bore. One was for the prestigious Norsen Prize in Medical Biology, a hallmark of excellence within the medical community of the States, awarded triennially to individuals who exhibited extraordinary talent in the medical field. The other was the Rasko Medical Award, equally renowned on the international stage. Either accolade on its own was a testament to the significant contributions the recipient had made to medical science.

Mirabella hadn’t expected that this brother of hers, whom she had never met, was a medical prodigy. She noted the date on the awards – both from five years ago. Nick would have been around twenty at that time?

intensified. It was a shame he was abroad. Otherwise, it could have

turned on the air conditioning, and waited for the room to reach the desired temperature before she

had a natural affinity for mixing fragrances and compounding medicines. Her ability to combine several potent herbs without causing adverse reactions and her near–obsessive precision in

the composition for Incense of Calm was a walk

hours later, Mirabella set down her tools and gazed at the freshly molded incense sticks on the cutting board, exhaling deeply. All that remained was for the incense

down at her fingers smeared with incense clay before heading to the

the incense was problem–free, Mirabella finally opened the door to leave. No sooner had she pulled the door shut than she saw Zach stumbling at the

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was immediately assaulted by the pungent scent of alcohol. She frowned and