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Jacqueline Edows looked at her two twin daughters; Elli and Jackie. They were busy writing on a piece of paper. Jacqueline could barely think of what they were doing. They could be writing anything, from a story to a song.

It was probably a song. They loved music.

Jacqueline sighed, glancing at a poster hanging on the girls' wall. It was a poster of the Blues Brothers.

When the girls were born, Jacqueline knew exactly who the father was. When they were seven they discovered the Blues Brothers music. They listened to it, even though they had no idea what they were singing about. When they ten, they knew almost every song by the originals. They held a quiet morning day when they found out that Jake Blues was dead.

They didn't know it, but Jacqueline sat in her room and cried.

When they turned twelve, they could sing every song, they bought black fedoras, sunglasses and harmonicas. While other people thought that it was cute, Jacqueline simply stayed quiet and didn't say anything as her daughters became the Blues Brothers biggest fans.

Then they turned thirteen and they broke her silence.

The girls were twins who had no father figure, so they put most of their life to the Blues Brothers, finding out everything they could, becoming almost as good as the Brothers were.

Jacqueline then over heard Elli and Jackie having a conversation.

"…Maybe we should get people to start calling us the Blue Sisters."

"No." Jacqueline said.

"Aw, come on mom. Elli even looks like one." Jackie said.

"God damn it!" Jacqueline shouted at her daughters. "Don't say stuff like that!"

Never once had Jacqueline Edows ever raised her voice at her twin daughters before that day.

They were as shocked as she was. Then because she owed them an explanation, she told them something she thought she would never tell them.

She told them who their father was. At first they didn't believe her, and then they realized that it started to make sense.

Jacqueline pulled out an old photo album that she had never shown the girls. She opened the pages to prove to them. She showed them a news paper clipping of her sitting in the middle of all the band members, the headline read "A Blues Sister?"

She then pulled out a photo of her and the two brothers themselves. Elwood Blues had his arm wrapped around her waist and Jake had his arm wrapped around her shoulders. They were all wearing sun glasses and they were smiling.

Then she showed them a final picture. A picture of her and their father. Elwood Blues had his arms wrapped around her and he was smiling, she was wearing his hat.

She explained to them that Elli was named after her father, and Jackie was named after her.

Elwood probably didn't know that he had children. And he just got out of jail, she told them this, in hopes that they would no longer look to the Blues Brothers with respect, but instead they were even more eager to learn everything they could.

They followed the new band that had two new singers and what seemed like a ten year old boy, they found out everything they could, and learned all their songs.

Now they were fourteen, and they still hadn't let go of the Blues Brothers fad.

Jacqueline was shaken from her thoughts as Jackie and Elli walked up to her.

"Hey girls."

"Hey mom."

"Whatcha up to?"

The girls smiled, they look like their father when they did that.

They handed her an envelope. "We want to mail this letter."