When 13-year-old Amber went missing, her mother was devastated. The police did everything they could, but days passed without a trace. Amber was never one to run away, leaving the family to fear the worst.
One evening, while walking, Amber’s mother saw a homeless woman carrying a bag that resembled her daughter’s. Upon closer inspection, she recognized the unicorn patch Amber had sewn herself. Desperate, she asked the woman about it, offering money in exchange for the bag.
When the bag was opened, Amber’s mother found it empty, but a small scrap of paper inside caught her eye. It read “Green House.” Her heart raced as she remembered an old, dilapidated house nearby, rumored to have a mysterious occupant.
Amber’s mother rushed to the house, her mind filled with questions. Was Amber there? What had happened to her? The eerie house loomed in the distance, its unsettling presence intensifying her fear.
Upon entering, Amber’s mother heard a faint sound coming from a small room. There, she found Amber, frightened but alive. Amber explained that a mentally ill woman had taken her, mistaking her for the daughter she had lost years ago.
Police arrived soon after, securing the area and taking the woman into custody. Amber’s mother could finally breathe again, knowing her daughter was safe. The journey back home marked the end of a traumatic ordeal, and the two embraced, thankful for their second chance.
