
"Irish Twins" was an archaic (and somewhat insulting) term for siblings born within 12 months of each other. However, the originators of the term probably didn't take into account being born to separate mothers.
Nevertheless, Matt and Sophie were as close as any two siblings could be, almost twins in how deep their emotional bond went. He was her protector, she was his confidante. They played together, they read together, they swapped advice. Even as adolescence dawned, and school and love lives kept them busy, they still made time for each other.
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Nevertheless, Matt and Sophie were as close as any two siblings could be, almost twins in how deep their emotional bond went. He was her protector, she was his confidante. They played together, they read together, they swapped advice. Even as adolescence dawned, and school and love lives kept them busy, they still made time for each other.
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Aw, now this is adorable. I love the peaceful, happy moment between them, and the way Sophie is leaning against her brother is adorable. I'm so glad the two of them have grown so close, and have each other to look to for support. They're both so lucky, and so adorable, too!
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