Dad Follows 13-Year-Old Daughter from School after Seeing Her Get Out of Unfamiliar Man’s Car — Story of the Day
A man gets suspicious of his 13-year-old daughter when he discovers her getting out of an unknown man’s car after school and decides to follow her. What he discovers in the process leaves him astounded.
When Amanda left for her heavenly abode, Matt knew things weren’t going to be easy for him. Their daughter Stacey was merely 3 then, and Matt had no other family to rely on to care for her.
The first few years of parenting were a complete rollercoaster for him, and juggling housework and office work was challenging, but things became even more complicated when Stacey grew up and became a teenager.
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She suddenly started going through physical changes right before his eyes, and he knew what that meant: the boys were coming for her. How could they not; his daughter had his late wife’s brown eyes and a beautiful smile that seemed designed to captivate.
Even Matt was not immune to her eyes and had fallen prey to them multiple times. When she turned 13, she hit puberty and discovered boys.
Matt decided he’ll be strict with her daughter, so she wouldn’t disobey him and do anything wrong, but because of this decision of his, there were a lot of misunderstandings between them, with him sometimes lashing out at Stacey without waiting for an explanation and Stacey sometimes hiding things from him.
One day, Matt came home from work early because he wasn’t feeling well. He decided that since he was home, he’d prepare a snack for them. He waited for Stacey until 3 p.m., the usual time she’d come home from school, but she wasn’t there.
Maybe she got busy with something, the man reasoned, looking at his watch. However, by 4 p.m., he started to worry and called her teacher, Mrs. Watson.
“I apologize for bothering you, Mrs. Watson, but were there any extra classes at school today? This is Stacey’s father, Matt Burks.”
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“Not at all, Mr. Burks!” Mrs. Watson replied. “Classes were over by 2 p.m. as usual. Is everything all right?”
“Actually, Stacey isn’t home yet, so I was wondering if there were any extra activities that kept her in school. Maybe she went to one of her friends’ houses.”
“Perhaps you should call the bus driver first, Mrs. Burks. Doesn’t Stacey take the school bus every day?”
“Unfortunately, not, Mrs. Watson. I usually drop her off at school...