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Yeah.

This is you and your sister?

Yeah, my sister.

Okay.

What happened?

Well, okay, back in 0 to my stepfather died, but the day before he died, my my sister she woke up and she was walking to my

their room and she stopped at the door and she said do you smell that i said no i don't smell

nothing she was like it smells like death i was like okay how does death smell and she's like it

smells like it did at my cousin's funeral and I was like okay I don't know what

you're talking about but that's serious so she went and told my parents and my mother she got

scared she's like don't say that you know but my parents I mean my family they're Caribbean so they

believe in all of that stuff so so she told them she was like it's real strong and it's coming

right in front of your room and my my mother was like, oh, Lord. So the whole day, you know, everyone was spooked, whatever. And then by the next day, you know, we brushed it off. But that, okay, like around noon the next day, my stepfather, he woke up and he said he has a headache. And we just thought it was a regular headache. So he was walking around. He went downstairs and he laid on the couch and I went downstairs with him, you know, see what was going on. And he was crying. I never ever, and like, I've been with him since I was a baby. I've never seen him crying. So I was, okay, this is pretty weird. So he was like, my head is killing me. And I was like, oh, he could give me some Advil. So I went to going to get him some Advil. And he said, tell your mother, take me to the hospital. I was like, okay, so I told my mother, she rushed and he died on the way in the car. So I'm so sorry. Oh, I'm sorry. It's emotional.

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