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Haii!! Welcome back to my blog! How are you today? I hope you’re all doing well. It’s been quite a while since my last post—I didn’t post anything for last week, right? So, for today’s post I will share one story—yup just one, again—and then, I will show you the picture that I made. The picture is about specific scene I have chosen from the story. Let’s go!

The title from this story is How I Met Myself by David A. Hill. It has 12485 words, 51 pages, and the genre is adventure. It is about a man named John Taylor, he lives with his wife named Andrea in Budapest, Hungary. When he was coming back home from work, it was very cloudy in Budapest and he was thinking about a little trouble that happened to him at work. Suddenly, the door opened somewhere, one man ran out and accidentally pushed him into the snow. The stranger muttered an apology and just quickly run away, leaving John who froze after see his face—the stranger looked exactly like him, as if he was him, they have the same face!! You can read this story here. This is the picture from the scene I have chosen.


drawn by me

The scene is when John meet with his doppelganger for the first time. I choose this one, because this scene is interesting for me and the beginning of the John story—actually, this scene didn’t just happen once but twice. And you know? They say if you meet your doppelganger will bring bad luck, but sometimes the doppelganger comes to give messages about danger or offer advice, that’s why I think this is interesting.

Okay! I will end my post here. Hope you enjoy reading today’s post, and thank you for reading and visiting my blog. See you on my next post! Byee!

-Betty-


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