Teresa

There was a kind of expectation.

It's not, it wasn't a complete surprise.

Like, you know, there was kind of an expectation that something was going to happen.

There was something kind of afloat, you know, but I did feel like a sense of...

Panic, I would describe it.

And, you know, that duality of feelings of like panic, but also not knowing what's happening and a kind of happiness.

And that's when I went upstairs to where my kids were.

But that's I went upstairs and then that's where we were observing everything that was happening at around 2 a.m.

This was happening.

They arrived.

Honestly, I was more in shock.

You know, my daughter, she was, you know, she was stuck to her phone from that second.

We were on WhatsApp.

We were just like trying to understand what was happening.

But I will say we are, you know, close enough to have felt the explosion.

You know, what we didn't know was if Maduro had been extracted or not extracted, if, you know, who was dead or who wasn't dead.

That we didn't know.

But, you know, my daughter, who's bilingual, was, you know, was following X and following Trump's tweets.

So we were waiting for Trump to tweet.

And then once Trump tweeted, my daughter translated that and we knew that Maduro had been had been extracted.