My name is Walaiphorn Piwthong you can call me petch. I’m 20 years old. And I’m school of nursing at Walailak University. I come from Mukdahan province.

To day I will to present life story of me and my younger sister.

To start with my family had 5 peoples. There are mother, father, brother, younger sister and me. My parents are farmer, as for the older brother he had a family. My younger sister and me, we are twins. My younger sister studied accounting at Mukdahan, near our house. Next my younger sister and me often quarrel and she was impatient. We never said that missed each other, never showed love to one another and we said that we hated each other. But we never left each other and we trusted each other, we were close friends.

Finally, In the past, I told her I love her, but the answer was her said that her doesn’t love me. But I’ve always believed that we love each other a lot.

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