OUR TRIPLETS WERE RAISED THE SAME WAY š¶š¶š¶ UNTIL ONE STARTED SAYING THINGS HE SHOULDNāT KNOW š³ Everyone always joked weād need color-coded bowties just to tell them apart. So we didāblue, teal, and red. Three perfect little copies, right down to the dimples. They finished each otherās sentences, had their own language, shared everything. It felt like raising one soul in three bodies. But a few weeks ago, TealāEliāstarted waking up crying. Not from nightmares. From what he called memories. Heād say things like, āRemember the old house with the red door?ā Weāve never had a red door. Or, āWhy donāt we see Mrs. Langley anymore? She always gave me peppermints.ā We donāt know anyone named Langley. Last night ā¬ļø (Full story in the comments) š