Here we go, people. It is time for the twins Zexa and Xeza to take center stage, together with their precious Julia of course!

It's the new year's eve party. At long last, the church of time gets to ring the Centennial Bell for the first time. A certain pair of twins and their girlfriend decide to attend this party, not knowing that the priestesses at this church are their former classmates and bully victims...

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Previous story:  LCAT Fragments of Time 03:40 - Unique“It’s quite crowded here, isn’t it?” Xeza commented as she tried to worm her way through hordes of people.
“It is… but I see an open spot up ahead,” Zexa replied. She was leading the way and she held onto her sister’s hand quite tightly.
The twin sisters had decided to go and visit the midsummer festival for some fun but they didn’t expect THIS many people to be there. The two kept bumping into people and they were continuously getting bumped into as well. Not to mention the mess of discarded cups spread around on the ground. At the very least, the festival itself had been pretty fun up until now. There were a few attractions here and there and there were some game stands. There was even a transformation stage show. People could enlist to enter a sort of competition where you had to answer trivia questions. Get a question wrong and you are slowly transformed into something. It was quite funny to watch a big, burly warrior slowly tur

Next part: Like Clockwork AT 4: New You Resolutions part 2“I see… so you bullied her and her girlfriend Bridget,” Julia nodded. They had moved back over to the food court and were now discussing while eating some strange delicacies from the desert regions that were actually quite delicious.
“But… we did so because of how our mother treated us,” Zexa was quick to reiterate.
“We dealt with our own inability to be unique from each-other, the pressures from our mother, the way she made us think that we were perfect and that everybody was below us…” Xeza nodded.
Julia simply nodded in silence while sipping on some hot chocolate.
Zexa frowned. “It wasn’t our fault…” she said.
“Regardless of that, you must have hurt her pretty badly,” Julia pointed out.
There was a moment of silence as the twins looked around, uneasy. Then, something happened that Zexa hadn’t expected. Xeza stood up defiantly. “I know what my new year’s resolution will be. I

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