Amanda, Kaylee’s daughter, vanished two weeks ago. Although Kaylee and the authorities have been searching for Amanda diligently, not even a trace of her has turned up.

When Kaylee visits her neighbor’s garage sale one day after hanging more posters, she is shocked to see Amanda’s jacket—the same one she was wearing the night she vanished.

With great care, Kaylee placed flyers on every lamppost and bulletin board she came across as she strolled through the city. A picture of her daughter Amanda was featured on each flier, along with a fervent request for anyone with information to contact.

Two weeks ago, Amanda ran away from her house, and she hasn’t been seen since. None of her pals knew where she was, and her phone was off.

Kaylee initially believed Amanda would get over her typical teenage disobedience in a day or two.

However, Kaylee’s concern grew to terror when Amanda failed to return after two days. She rushed directly to the police, who started a search right away.

Kaylee has been putting out posters ever since in the hopes of finding any clues. She was starting over today because yesterday’s intense rain destroyed all of her previous efforts.

She was both exhausted and determined as she fastened the final flier to a phone pole. Worry gnawed at her heart, and she forced back tears even though she knew she had to keep going.

At last, Kaylee ran out of fliers and returned home. She saw her neighbor Angela preparing for a garage sale as she got closer to her home. Various things and brightly colored signs were strewn all over the yard.

“Kaylee!” Angela called, waving energetically. “Come over! I have lots of stuff!”

“I apologize, Angela,” said Kaylee, shaking her head. “I’m not feeling it at the moment.”

Angela approached Kaylee and took her arm gently. She said, “I know you’re going through a difficult moment. But occasionally, a diversion is beneficial. Come on over and take a look around. Nothing needs to be purchased. Perhaps conversing with others can help you feel a little better.”