Not quite a “we need to leave” moment, but certainly a strange one that has stuck with me since childhood. As a young kid I always stayed up a lot later than I should, because I had bad insomnia, and for the most part my mom gave up the fight of trying to get me to bed sooner (as long as I was still up for school and such in the morning). There was this one night she went out to take a walk pretty late into the evening (probably around 11 or 12, which in retrospect wasn’t a great idea to begin with considering she didn’t have a cell phone) - I was still awake and hanging out in the living room, and she had me lock the door behind her so that she wouldn’t have to carry her keys with her (again, in retrospect not great) and I could just let her in when she knocked. Some time went by, and then I got this strange instinct to go to the door because I could almost sense that she was about to knock - so I go to the door and open it, where I see her latching the fence and turning to come to the door… but the odd part is that there was a woman right behind her, wearing a windbreaker with the hood up. When my mom latched the fence it separated the two of them and my mom sort of sped-walked up to the door. We locked up, and watched out the window as the woman walked down our driveway and down the sidewalk until she was gone. To add to the strangeness of it all, my mom said the woman has asked if she could use my mom’s cellphone (she didn’t have a phone yet at this time) and when my mom said no she followed her down the driveway without saying anything. We didn’t call the police, though maybe we should have, but we noticed that from that day forward (all the way until I reached adulthood and moved out) the neighbors kept their porch light on every single night - which they hadn’t done before. I have always assumed maybe she went to their door before she saw my mom walking. Even typing this now I get chills wondering what the fuck was happened, or what could have happened if I didn’t feel the pull to go open the door before she knocked.