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NO Confíes En Nadie O Terminarás Como Ella - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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  Hi, my name is Santiago. I' m a 28- year-
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  old living in town with my parents and a younger brother. The story I
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  ' m going to tell next happened five years ago. It was something that
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  definitely marked my life and was also a before and after in my family.
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  We used to live in a small village, away from the city and urbanity
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  because of economic issues. It was that my father decided to take the trip
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  to the city and so go in search of better opportunities for all of us.
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  He never got along very well with his brothers or his mother- in
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  - law. Unfortunately, her two parents had already passed away, so let
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  ' s say my father had no one to turn to at difficult times.
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  That is why, together with my mother, they decided that it was best
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  to move to a place that would offer us a better quality of life.
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  We got into town six years ago. Not with anyone. We only had
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  one aunt, my mother' s sister. She' d been here long
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  enough and decided to help us. He let us live in his house for
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  a few months. Unfortunately, we had some problems, as my father started
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  drinking a little and became a little irresponsible with all of us. Those differences
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  made us look for another place to stay. My aunt knew a place near
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  her house where she said we' d be rented. It was a neighborhood
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  that was old enough and deteriorated. In it there were six rooms, a
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  patio and near the main entrance there were stairs that carried to the roof the
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  facade outside was coffee and inside was yellow. I definitely needed a touch-
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  up, and that made it seem a little more creepy. So to speak.
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  It was a little difficult to adapt, especially because we came from a
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  very different place and the people here were a little different from s to tell
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  the truth, the people in the neighborhood seemed to have a problem with us.
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  They even saw us ugly and at first no one spoke to us.
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  The first person who approached us was a lady named Laura. She came from
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  the state of Veracruz. I was a few years old. Here he was
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  a person of dark complexion, short stature and a somewhat robust complexion. She
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  was a little careless about her person. Honestly, I' ve never been
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  a person who judges people by their appearance, but on this occasion, this
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  lady always gave me a bad vibe. Ever since we met her, her
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  attitude seemed a little strange to me. I don' t know. Perhaps
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  it was because of all the rejection we had suffered when we arrived, that
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  I found it strange that she treated us differently. Well, the point is,
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  at first he invited us to eat. He often invited us to his
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  children’ s birthdays and even once again invited us on a field day.
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  But I still did not fully convince myself of his intentions. My brother,
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  who at the time was a teenager, had become very close to his daughter,
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  since they were the same age was very rare. At the time we
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  saw her husband, it was usually her and her daughter. She told us
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  that her husband was a carrier and sometimes left for a few days or even
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  weeks. So far everything was normal. She just didn' t give me
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  much confidence. Soon after, at home we began to hear some screaming,
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  fighting, breaking things and all sorts of chaos. Normally his house was a
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  very quiet place. Her daughter was very quiet and had a somewhat lost look
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  on occasion. That is why it became very strange for me that my brother
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  became friends with her, since he did not talk much. The neighbors seemed
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  to get a little closer to us, even they themselves were surprised at the
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  friendship we had already generated at some point with the lady did not like to
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  talk about her very much. It was a little strange to us that they
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  were not going to see her or vice versa. We were told to be
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  very careful that there were people in the city from many states of the Republic
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  and that this was something we had to take into account. I didn'
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  t used to believe in everything that was said about the lady. Sometimes on
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  the market it was rumored that she was unfaithful to her husband, that she
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  mistreated her daughter, and that she was a very hypocritical person. However,
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  until that time it had not shown to be so with us. In fact,
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  you could say that she and my mom were very good friends. I
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  used to go sometimes for my brother, to high school. He was already
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  out at night and many times we were on our way home talking about how
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  he had been in class. One day, he told me that his friend,
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  i e, the lady' s daughter had been made a terrible joke
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  in which she had even been made to cry and leave before school. He
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  told me that he knew who the joke had been and that they would most
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  likely receive a sanction. I didn' t take it as a child'
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  s play and we' re still on our way home. When we arrived
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  in the neighborhood and crossed the courtyard, we were forced to pass outside Mrs
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  Laura' s window, which was sometimes a little uncomfortable, as we could
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  hear fights or even blows that she gave her daughter. But this time,
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  as we passed by, we realized that she was sitting hugging her daughter as
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  if she were comforting her. Even in the lady' s gaze we could
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  observe immense courage reflected in her eyes at home. Everything was going well.
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  My parents have always had a good relationship, rarely have they fought. I
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  think they are a great example to follow in a marriage. They' ve
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  always tried to do what' s best for us, and I think that
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  ' s reflected in the big family we are in. Unfortunately, after these
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  events, the lady stopped talking to us, inviting us to eat and even
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  sometimes seemed to avoid us a little. Your daughter to say as I said,
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  had always been cold. He spoke little and even avoided having eye contact
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  with people. She seemed to have courage with life. She was no longer
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  the same person as before and with more reason, now she tried to avoid
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  her more than before. I had already talked to my parents about getting away
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  from that lady because I didn' t get very good at it. He
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  had even talked to my brother about leaving that friendship with his daughter, but
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  unfortunately, it seemed that he had already fallen in love with her. My
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  father had learned the lesson months ago. I' d had a little inconvenience
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  with alcohol, but despite that, I' d never laid a hand on
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  us. He always stressed how important it was not to judge people and give
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  them a second chance, try to be friends with all people and get along.
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  Whatever happens. It was then that he now decided to invite Mrs To
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  our house. He believed that they had already been too many invitations and that
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  now it was up to us to host them, as well as that she
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  and her daughter were going through somewhat complicated economic times. On that occasion we
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  ate and lived with them for a while. My dad had to leave a
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  little bit before it all ended, as he had to start his shift at
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  work. My mother had waited for him to leave so she could uncover a
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  bottle of tequila deep inside her. He was still afraid that he would do
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  the same thing again. It was then that he decided to toast with the
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  one he already considered his weddom. We, a little bored, decided to
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  go out to the yard to play for a while and to our surprise we
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  were joined by your daughter or we went up for a while playing in the
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  yard until it got a little later and we thought it was already necessary to
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  enter. I went ahead and went into the house. I let them keep
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  playing a little bit longer after I was inside. My mom, the lady
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  and I heard a heartbreaking cry outside in the yard. We ran out to
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  see what was happening and to our surprise. Susana, as the Lady'
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  s daughter was called, was crying and with a cut on her wrist.
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  My brother was pale and motionless as if he had seen a ghost. We
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  quickly asked them what had happened, but neither of us told us anything.
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  Susana, wrapped in tears, only pointed to my brother and let her cry
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  again after a few minutes, she told us that my brother wanted to kiss
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  her by force and that he had taken her from her wrists by wounding her
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  in one of them, that she did not like her and that it was
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  very ugly. My mom wanted to come closer to see the dimension of the
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  wound and try to reassure her, but she didn' t let them just
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  grab her I wanted the arms of her mother, my brother, my mother
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  and I, not knowing what to do, we were watching the scene a
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  mother and her daughter crying hugging. It was then that the lady got up,
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  looked at us, and went straight into my mother' s face,
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  scratching her, trying to put her fingers in her eyes, trying to tangle
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  her hair over her neck, kicking her, telling her the biggest cursing and
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  cursing we' ve ever heard. Everything was so fast and so spontaneous that
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  it didn' t give me a chance to react. My mother was on
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  the ground and the lady was on it beating him with incredible rage. Surprisingly,
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  her daughter seemed to be calmer with the scene, even in some chilling
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  way. He seemed better off seeing that as we could. My brother and
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  I tried to separate them. We took my mother to the couch in the
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  living room, laid her down and stunned all over the scene. We'
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  re trying to figure out what to do. The best thing we could think
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  of was calling Dad and telling him everything that had happened, and that'
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  s what we called him. It calmed us down a little bit. My
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  mom was in a very bad state bleeding. We lock doors and windows and
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  try to protect ourselves until he arrives. I will never forget that by closing
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  the curtains I could still see the lady' s silhouette in the courtyard,
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  watching with a somewhat mocking smile. My mother managed to recover from the events
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  along with Dad. That night we took her to a hospital and made every
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  effort to get her back quickly. In the next few days we try to
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  avoid the lady and her daughter at all costs. My dad was furious and
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  all he could think about was that he was going to talk seriously to the
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  husband when he was working, even though it was difficult, as he didn
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  ' t know when he could get there. They were difficult and very confusing
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  days, in which we did not know why the lady had acted in this
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  way. I' d always had a bad feeling, but I didn'
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  t think I was going to do something this serious. We even thought about
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  suing her, but we didn' t have the resources to carry that out.
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  The following weekend we realized that she had finally reached her husband, so
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  my father decided to talk to him. He went looking for him, but
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  all he got was a rejection, since the husband was really going to say
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  goodbye. He explained to my dad that it was our business now and that
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  he wasn' t going to go in there and show an attitude as if
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  he didn' t feel anything for the lady, as if he didn'
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  t care about anything or his daughter anymore. We could see how he said
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  goodbye to her and yelled at her who was his wife, that he no
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  longer endured what was said about her and the kind of person, that was
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  why he was so far away and that he liked to be less and less
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  in his house, since he was sick of his mañas. The weeks passed
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  and we had already forgotten a bit about the mishap. I talked to my
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  brother and asked him what had happened that night. He told me that they
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  had stayed to talk in the courtyard. When I got in there, I
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  asked him about how he felt and why he had been made that joke.
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  That day at school, she had stared at him and had let herself cry
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  the time that with her bracelet she had rubbed her wrist to such a point
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  of bleeding. He was very confused, as he had never seen anything like
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  it, even living with her before. He had told me that I had
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  never had such strange behavior as that night, but that something inside her was
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  different, that it was no longer the same. I was convinced they were
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  going through something psychological, maybe some trauma or some experience that made them that
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  way. But, obviously, I wasn' t going to get close to
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  talking about it. One day we met at home, we all heard a
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  few little bumps in the window. When I opened the curtains and looked I
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  realized that it was the lady It was the first contact we had after what
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  had happened and this time her face looked a little different. He had a
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  better look and seemed to have a look a little different from the one we
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  had seen that day. I had basically gone to apologize. He said that
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  he was sorry and that he did not know why he had acted like this,
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  but that to forgive her, he invited us to eat at his house
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  the next day. Evidently, it was not a good idea for me and
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  my father to accept such an invitation. In fact, we were surprised when
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  my mother was the one I had accepted. We stare at her, and
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  we' re totally confused. We did not understand how she, being the
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  main affected of all this, had accepted a meal from that person. We
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  got a little upset with her and had to go the next day to her
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  house. It was a little strange as I said before, we had gone
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  there several times before, but somehow it felt different. This time. It
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  seemed like everything was a little darker, sadder. It even seemed like there
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  was a little more mess. We sat down to eat after a long talk
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  in which she apologized to all of us and said she was going to be
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  a better person. We didn' t really understand what he meant by being
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  a better person. We had only done that to us There was really no
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  other reason to hate her. We were just afraid of him. After seeing
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  what he was able to do, we thought he was a dangerous person and
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  that maybe we should get away even from this neighborhood. However, we ate
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  and everything seemed pretty good, soon after, she went to the kitchen and
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  took maybe fifteen or twenty minutes. We even thought we' d go see
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  if everything was all right. In the end he went out and brought a
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  couple of glasses, which he called a tequila from his land. She said
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  she was going to toast to my mom to apologize for everything that had happened,
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  and all she could do was toast to remedy all the bitter drink that
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  had happened. My mom didn' t think it was a very good idea,
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  as she was with my dad and, like I said, she was
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  afraid that he would be back in the game. However, it was he
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  who convinced her and they definitely made that toast the worst decision my mom could
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  have made in life. It' s all over and we' re gone
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  and it looks like on very good terms. In the end, my dad
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  made my mom see that she shouldn' t be so suspicious that she was
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  a good person and that she had changed, that she would have to be
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  given a second chance and not judge things that he always had to. From
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  this point on, it' s hard for me to tell what' s
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  next to be honest, it' s something that' s a few years
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  old, but I haven' t been able to get over it at all.
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  I think it' s very important to realize people' s intentions.
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  There are very good people, but there are also very bad people. Perhaps,
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  my father was always very repetitive in this matter of giving a second chance,
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  but I think we didn' t get it. The weeks passed and
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  everything seemed to be going very well. The lady even gave us gifts,
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  brought us fruit or just talked to my mother for hours through the window,
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  while she washed the dishes. But everything was going to start one afternoon when
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  my mother vanished. She was at the market buying everything she needed to prepare
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  the food. When he suddenly fell and vanished. She was attended by many
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  people and taken home. The others didn' t meet, but they told
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  us what had happened and so we decided to take her to the doctor.
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  He told us that he had had a relapse, as he apparently suffered from
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  anemia and it was very important that he take care so that this did not
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  get worse. She began to be a very tired person, literally for any
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  effort. She felt weary She didn' t feel like doing anything. We
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  even taught ourselves to prepare some meals so that she could rest under a lot
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  of weight and began to stop eating. She looked very thin and pale.
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  There were parts of his body that highlighted the bones and his face looked a
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  little skeletal. He slept too much and practically didn' t leave the house
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  anymore. My father and we had too much pain in seeing her like this,
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  and we took her to the doctor to check up on her and they
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  didn' t find anything strange about her. Most emphasized that it was simply
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  anemia and fatigue, but honestly, no diagnosis made us feel satisfied. We
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  thought that this situation was very strange and that she did not progress with medication.
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  However, the lady seemed to be more and more kind, even to
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  us. It' s like every time my mother gets worse, she'
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  s still a better person. We stopped listening to those screams, those cries
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  and those fights at his house. It' s really like he' s
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  become someone else. Even his appearance was changing, He seemed to have lowered
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  a little weight, seemed to have another look, I would even dare say
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  he spoke a little different. Some strange things even started to happen at home.
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  We felt the atmosphere a little heavy, we heard some noises, as
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  if someone were at home washing the frets in the morning. It was very
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  strange, since we had never experienced something like this normally in a very quiet
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  place, we felt that nothing was happening was normal and that we should do
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  something about it. It was then that my grandmother and aunt decided to visit
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  us. Normally, they didn' t want to have contact with us because
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  they didn' t have a very good relationship with my father. They had
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  heard from my mom that she was quite delicate and that it was time to
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  put aside the grudges and try to be together with them. Seeing his situation
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  and realizing that even the doctors didn' t know he really had it,
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  they decided to advise him that it was best to see a sorcerer. Yes,
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  something we would never have imagined in our lives to hear that we had
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  not come up with either, as it was a slightly discarded option. We
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  did not believe in those things, but it was so much insistence that in
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  the end and after much debate and discussion, we decided to go. We
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  tried to find a person who would do it in the city and we found
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  a person, a young woman about thirty years old. He gave my mother
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  an appointment and, indeed, confirmed to her what my aunt and grandmother had
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  said. She was being the victim of witchcraft. They described the person and
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  he was exactly like Mrs Laura. That person who had been kind to us,
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  who had invited us so many times to his house, now seemed to
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  be a very dangerous person. The sorcerer told him that they had put something
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  in a drink or a meal and that everything seemed to be a job out
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  of envy, that it was very important to act quickly before it was too
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  late. Weeks later, the person had given some indications to my mother that
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  she had followed the letter. Unfortunately, we did not see evolution in it
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  and lost his life one night. My mother went to sleep and didn'
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  t wake up. We did everything in our hands. We even gave in
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  to something I didn' t believe. Unfortunately, it seemed too late.
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  The same day my mother left, the lady ran away. They didn'
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  t find her stuff, it was all empty There was no trace of her
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  or her daughter. They had accomplished their task. Sometimes people don' t
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  have the life they' re waiting for. They encounter different barriers and obstacles
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  that prevent them from being happy. The easiest way they find happiness, making
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  others unhappy, and they don' t care about losing their marriage, tormenting
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  their children to be evil to people who don' t deserve it. We
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  never heard from the lady again and my father was right. You don'
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  t have to judge people. You just have to be very careful about some
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