Hello, my name is Aurora and I am a 18-year-old female triplet. My sisters' names are Barbie and Cinderella, and we all grew up in a small town where we discovered our love for gymnastics at a young age. We were always dressed in beautiful leotards that accentuated our tiny frames, making us feel like princesses. Our blonde hair was always perfectly coiffed, and we would spend hours practicing our routines in the local gymnasium.
As triplets, we were very close and had a special bond that made us feel like sisters for life. We all had small breasts but our long legs and luscious hair made up for it. Our skin was always flawless, thanks to our strict beauty regimen that included lipstick, small asses, and skinny figures.
We were always laughing and giggling, enjoying each other's company. We loved to dance and sing together, making the most out of every moment we had. Our ornate hairstyles were always on point, with elaborate hair buns and wavy tresses that framed our beautiful faces.
We were always dressed in the latest fashion, with lush eyelashes and blue eyes that sparkled like jewels. We never missed a chance to show off our cleavage in our tight-fitting leotards.
Despite being triplets, we each had our own unique personality. Barbie was the social butterfly who loved to make new friends, while Cinderella was more reserved and focused on her gymnastics training. I was somewhere in between, always eager to learn and try new things.
As we got older, we continued to pursue our dreams of becoming professional gymnasts. We traveled the world together, competing in international competitions and winning medals for our country. Our passion for gymnastics only grew stronger over time, and we continued to push ourselves to be the best that we could be.
Even though we had different interests and personalities, we always stuck together as sisters. We were each other's biggest supporters, always there to lift each other up and help one another succeed. Our bond was unbreakable, and we knew that no matter what happened in life, we would always have each other.