Siblings discover two of them are biological sisters. The group moves through shock and apologies, with repeated affirmations of their bond and a collective commitment to better communication and coordinated action going forward.
Twan, regardless, you know I love you either way. However this come out, you still my sister. I still love you.
It's your biological sister.
Oh God, what else? Both of us at the same time. What? Same time. No, I've been saying it for a second. Same time.
Same time. Don't be stubborn now. Same time.
She got to do it first because she always, she never does it.
That's why we're saying same time. 1, 2, 3.
Don't try to start that. What? Y'all are doing same time. Come on, y'all can do that. Y'all can do that. I'm sorry, Twan.
I should have talked more. I probably should have reached out a little more. I did reach out.
But we should have kept on talking. I really need to hear that. Honestly, I really need to hear that because you never told me you was sorry about anything that happened between us. I'm sorry. So I'm happy to hear that. And we have to do better. Now that we know we blood now.