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"Much as the logical part of my brain knew there couldn't really be an elaborate kidnap plan in progress, Mara wrote, the 'parent of small kids' part of my brain went into sheer panic."
A woman from next door informed the author that nobody lived at the residence where she thought her daughter was playing, but the bottom stopped falling out of her world when the neighbour told her the family had moved two streets over, and shed be happy to give Mara their new address.
"Five minutes later, I had my daughter by the hand and was joking with the mother about turning up at the wrong house. I didn't, of course, tell her I'd briefly worried she'd abducted my child. That's not the kind of thing you say to someone you've met twice at a coffee morning," Mara recalls, per E! News .
