Silas Norwood lowered his gaze and gave a perfunctory "Mm," but didn't answer.
Of course he was familiar with it. The photo was taken by the shore of Seraphine. The lamplight cast their two shadows as one, and on a whim, he couldn't resist snapping a picture. Then, just as casually, he posted it, showing off a bit of their private married life on his alternate account.
His main account, on the other hand, was full of friends he knew in real life. It wouldn't be appropriate to post about his cloyingly sweet private life with his wife for them all to see.
This led to his main account's feed becoming more and more proper, while the tone of his alternate account skewed further and further off-center.
Seeing his silence, Celia Sterling didn't think much of it. She tilted her head, studying the photo for a long while before suddenly opening her phone's gallery and pulling up a picture. "Silas Norwood, don't you think these two photos look alike?"
She had brought up a selfie.
