Karĕna Skye

“Little-known to many is that in the divine act of creation, God sculpts each of us in our unique moulds. And yet, in exceedingly rare instances, a scarce anomaly occurs. Much like the conception of identical twins, the mould overflows, giving rise not to one but to two entities. Thus, twinned souls emerge, their matter combined, forming two hearts pulsating in unison within distinct bodies yet sharing allied spirits. If luck smiles upon these chosen few, these beings may serendipitously find each other, fulfilling God’s plan for them that destiny awaits with bated breath, a future that fate prays for daily in faithful longing.”
― Caroline Malcolm-Boulton, The Three Witches of Milton: A Gaskell, Austen and Brontë Crossover