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My phone buzzed four times. And the fifth call, the number changed. I picked up, and the crying voice came from the other end. A voice identical to mine said, "Sis, I'm going to die. I have acute myeloid leukemia. The doctor said that only bone marrow transplantation can cure me. You're my identical twin sister. All my hope is on you." It's been ten years. This was the first time she'd contacted me since entering the university, with my name and admission letter. The call lasted 52 seconds. I glanced at the phone and hung up. My coffee was still steaming on the table. Right beside it was a bone marrow matching report. I just signed it today. I just signed it today.