Taxi Driver Notices Lonely Woman in the Fog, ‘Help, My Child Is in the Forest,’ She Cried – Story of the Day

Emily stood at the side of the road hoping to catch someone’s attention. She lost her eight-year-old daughter in the forest, and she needed help finding her.

“Somebody please, help! My daughter is lost!” she screamed every time a car passed by. It was a quiet night, and not a lot of cars were passing through.

“Please, my eight-year-old daughter is lost in the woods,” she cried out. Of the five cars that passed, no one stopped to help.

Emily was beginning to think her mother was right. Growing up, her mother told her that not all people were as kind as others. Some only thought of themselves.

After a few minutes, another vehicle passed by. This time, it was a taxi. “Help me, please! My daughter is lost in the forest,” she repeated.

At once, the taxi driver stopped and parked his car on the side of the road. He was on the way home to spend his daughter’s birthday with her. However, when he heard Emily’s cries through the window, he knew he had to help her.

“What’s wrong, ma’am? My name is Joe. I can help you,” he said to Emily.

“Thank you for stopping to help me. I’ve been trying to seek help for a while now. My name is Emily. I have an eight-year-old daughter who got lost in the woods. It’s so cold and she doesn’t have a jacket on. Please help me find her,” Emily begged.

Without hesitation, Joe entered the forest with Emily to find her daughter. While he thought it was strange for the woman and her daughter to be wandering a vast forest in the late afternoon, he decided not to ask questions as he knew Emily was terribly worried.

For an hour, Emily and Joe wandered through the forest. Emily told him that her daughter’s name was Mia, so they kept screaming her name.

Unfortunately, their screams were met with echoes and birds chirping. They could not find Mia, and Joe was certain he had already missed his daughter’s birthday celebration.

“Do you have a family of your own, Joe?” Emily asked as they continued to walk around the forest.

“I do. I...