Lana answers Royce’s question, finds a line in Grandpa’s handwriting hidden in the family Bible, and agrees to a test that could prove who her real grandfather is. Then June Whitaker rides up at sunrise with a sealed letter Grandma left for this exact moment.
When a first-time backpacker got lost overnight in Arkansas’ Ouachita National Forest, a local woman who had never met him called in to work, grabbed her dog Buckey, and went looking. Now his family is thanking her.
Aphrodite, a tiny Nigerian dwarf goat, spent a night stranded on a cliff ledge in Metchosin, B.C. Firefighters cleared a path, lowered a rescuer with pockets full of goat treats, and brought her home to her relieved owner.
Snowy, a 23-year-old horse, got stuck in a ditch tangled in branches in Staffordshire, England. Firefighters cleared the way, two neighbors brought a telehandler, and later he walked back into his stable on his own.
A 26-year-old mom stopped to help a partially blind 88-year-old find a Diet Coke at a Texas gas station. A ride, a phone number and a belated birthday dinner later, their friendship has touched millions.
The old man at Lana’s gate tells the story of the girl he was going to marry fifty years ago, explains what his brother did in 1998, and hands Lana an unsent letter from Grandma that ends mid-sentence, right before a secret that could change who Lana is.
While his owner shopped, a dog was trapped in a car that burst into flames. Spokane Valley firefighters pulled him out with melted whiskers and smoke in his lungs, then gave him oxygen until he was back on his feet.
A Singaporean mom was stuck at a Johor Bahru customs gantry with a line of cars behind her and no card to pay. Driver after driver said no, until one stranger lent her his card and refused to be paid back.
The name on Grandma’s 1998 deed leads straight back to the Oklahoma buyer, Walt’s hidden note explains why she signed, Jesse makes a choice about Wyoming, and then a stranger with an old photograph shows up at Lana’s gate.
When Annie Olup’s car flipped on I-95, her two goldendoodles ran into the woods. A volunteer dog trapper, a drone pilot and her family searched for 16 days to bring Tobey and Bailey home.