Taylor-Scavenger+Hunt+Story

I woke up and got started on my everyday routine, with the sweet smell of my freshly new Honey Vanilla scented Glade candle. I had this strange feeling, but I didn't think anything bad was going to happen. I just couldn't shake this feeling that something was out of it's place. I skimmed around the room, and partly around the house, but nothing seemed wrong. I ignored the feeling while i continued getting ready. My straightner was plugged in and already heated. My phone started vibrating, so I picked it up to see a picture message receiving. This over whelming feeling got stronger and stronger. I looked some more. I looked all through out the house, in the yard, and in the vehicles outside. As I walked back in my room, my phone had finally received the message. I opened it. It was a picture of my book shelf. I turned to look at my book shelf, then it hit me. My Disney World snow globe was missing. It was missing in the picture to. The number was unknown, so i couldn't tell who it was. I started to panick, reamained calm. I closed the message long enough to call my next door neighbor. When she arrived at my house, I shoved the picture in her face and quickly explained what just happened. Sara and I looked over the room to make sure nothing else was missing. Nothing was. Just the globe. I couldn't get over the fact that someone had been in my house, and possibly still is. I didn't know what to think at this point. My nerves were shocked and I couldn't find anything to say to Sara. Both of us sat in silence while we thought of a way to make it through this. I called my Mom to explain the sittuation. She called my Uncle, who is currently on the Police force. Uncle Bob arrived at my house about ten minutes later. I explained to him what had happened. He wanted to take my phone down to the station the trace the unknown number. He then left with my phone, while Sara and I stayed at her house until my parents got home. I personally didn't think this was a funny joke. I wanted to know who had been in my house, or if they were still in my house. When my parents got home from work, we looked over the house once more to see if we could find the globe ourselves. We couldn't. I laid down that night, but couldn't find any relief or peace. I stayed up the next three nights worrying something else might happen. I remembered it was daylight in the picture, but I wasn't sure when it was took. When I got my phone back that thursday, I kept looking over the picture. I noticed in the background, on the floor, there were my gym shorts. I had volleyball practice that Monday, and I picked the shortss up that Wednesday morning. So I figured the picture had to be taken some time that Tuesday. Between seven that morning until I came back home at eight-thirty that night. I quickly notified my parents. We started asking around the neighbors if they seen anybody at our house that day. Sara said she seen a white ford with two girls, but she couldn't see their faces. She thought one of them was my sister, but my sister doesn't drive a truck. I knew exactly who the truck belonged to by the way Sara described it. I called her and confronted her about her childish games. I told her about all the trouble we went through the past couple of days. She immediately apologized and said she was sincerly sorry. She returned the globe the next day, and from that moment on, we were friends again.