Edinson and Enderson were like two sides of the same coin. Identical twins, but with different personalities and lives. Edinson, nicknamed "Skinny," was a very sociable person, always cheerful. He worked at a supermarket in a town that belonged to an Arab. Enderson, on the other hand, also known as "Bembe," was more serious and reserved; unlike his brother, Enderson was a little chubby, and both brothers were tall, around six feet. Another difference was Enderson's career, as he had always wanted to be a police officer, so he studied and trained until he became one.

Despite their differences, these brothers had an enviable connection. They communicated every day because their professions and schedules made it a bit difficult to see each other face-to-face. Skinny would tell his brother what happened in his day-to-day life at the supermarket, about difficult customers, daily deals, and the problems that would occasionally arise among his coworkers. Bembe would also tell his brother about the different situations he encountered at work, the thieves and troublemakers he faced, as well as the people he could help and the cases he could eventually solve.

Once, at night while Bembe was on duty, he received a call announcing a robbery at a supermarket. After asking for more information and learning that it was his brother's workplace, he quickly went to the scene. When he arrived with his colleagues, he found several antisocial individuals armed with knives threatening the employees, including his twin brother. Without thinking twice, Bembe drew his weapon, neutralizing the criminals and ending the unpleasant situation.

While his colleagues took care of taking the criminals to the patrol cars, Bembe approached his brother, who, in the midst of the fright, gave him a big hug, confessing that he thought for a moment that he was going to die and would never see his brother again. Bembe, on the other hand, returned the hug, letting out a sigh of relief to see that everything turned out well.

After that day, the twins continued with their lives and routines, always in contact with each other, taking care of and looking out for their brother.