# Chapter 25: The Quilt of Memory and the Call for Justice
Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 25 of "Forget You Saw Her free digital audiobook." This chapter is a quiet storm of grief, memory, and a community finally refusing to look away. It begins with Sabina waking in sunlight, but the real light comes from within—from dreams of Andrea that refuse to fade.
Sabina wakes without an alarm, sunlight pouring through the shutter slats, and she does not panic about lost time. Instead, she lies perfectly still, desperately trying to preserve the vivid dreams that played all night. Her throat aches, her eyes are gritty, and she suspects she has been crying—but not the angry, despairing tears from yesterday. This ache is softer, tender, full of longing and love. She dreamed of Andrea, and memories that had grown fuzzy over seventeen years return with startling clarity, like a beloved movie replayed. She notices what she missed before: the adoration in her baby's eyes, the squeal of delight when the stroller tipped, the sigh when cold pink toes were tucked into her warm palm.
Those tiny, precious moments had been buried beneath sleepless nights, panic, and heartache. Sabina had believed a juvenile, painful lie for seventeen years: that her baby hated her. She had felt rejected from the moment Andrea screamed into the world, as if the child sensed her incompetence. But now, in the sunlight, she speaks aloud the words she hopes Andrea can somehow hear. "I always thought you didn't want me for a mom," she whispers. "But you did. You loved me." Her voice breaks. She tells Andrea she loved her too—then corrects herself: "I love you." The quilt-wrapped feeling returns, and she realizes it is less like being haunted and more like being stitched together with something cosmic. Two worn cotton squares in a quilt. She feels the same connection to Joel, despite the eight hundred miles between them.
Then she reaches for her phone and finds a novel-length text from Nadia. Nadia couldn't sleep. Yesterday was heartbreaking and discouraging, but she is glad she met Sabina. She and Paloma talked for a long time and decided to make changes to the Facebook page dedicated to Andrea. They had held out hope that Andrea was still out there, but yesterday felt like a wake-up call. This morning, they asked local businesses to replace Andrea's missing poster with a new one. Nadia also tracked down Isabel Palphreyman's mother. The conversation was upsetting. Isabel's mother hasn't heard from her in years and has no way to contact her. She insisted it was Isabel's choice. When Nadia mentioned Dennis Beaumont and Andrea going missing, the woman asked her not to call again—and then hung up after learning what Nadia had posted.
Sabina's heart races. She opens Facebook and searches for BRING ANDREA BEAUMONT HOME—but that name is gone. In her history, she finds the page has been renamed JUSTICE FOR ANDREA BEAUMONT. The description has changed. It is no longer a request for messages of hope and love. It is a call to the community to find out exactly what happened to Andrea. The post says that based on new information they cannot fully share, they no longer believe Andrea is a missing person. With heavy hearts, they ask people to share the updated poster and help find justice.
Sabina wonders if the "new information" is the earring she found. She doesn't care. Her gut screams the truth: Andrea is not a missing person. Beneath the text is a pinned updated missing poster. It reads: JUSTICE FOR ANDREA. Somebody Knows Something. Andrea Beaumont, 17, was last seen alive on April 11, 2015. If you have ANY information—no matter how small—that could help her friends or family uncover the truth, please come forward. Help us bring justice to Andrea Beaumont.
Sabina reads it twice. The words "last seen alive" are a direct clap-back to Dennis Beaumont's story about Andrea running away. The post has been up for three hours and already has shares. She reads the comments. The first is from The Salty Sheep Pub, with a photo of the updated poster hanging on a bathroom mirror beside another poster: "GET HOME SAFE. On a date that isn't going well? Somebody bothering you? Ask for Andrea at the bar. We've got your back." The comment says: "Done. I never believed she was 'missing' from the start. Which is why we've had this posted in the women's restroom for a while now. Maybe it's some comfort knowing her name is helping other women stay safe. #justiceforandrea #askforandrea." Two more businesses, Flute and Fox and Beehive Brewing, comment that they plan to follow suit.
Pride and gratitude swell alongside the ache in Sabina's chest. "Thank you," she whispers. It means more than she expected. Then she sees a second pinned post beneath the updated poster: a photo of a smiling, blue-eyed, blonde-haired teenage girl. The caption asks: Can you help us get in touch with Isabel Palphreyman? We believe she may have helpful information about Andrea's case. Sabina stares into the girl's eyes and understands why Nadia's call to Isabel's mother went off the rails. But none of that matters now. What matters are the comments underneath—possible sightings, shared notifications. This is a movement. These are threads that might lead to answers, search warrants, arrests, and a way to bring Andrea back to her in whatever form is still possible. As Sabina moves into the kitchen to make coffee, the words from the updated poster beat in her head like a drum: Somebody knows something.
## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating
This chapter is a masterclass in emotional contrast. It moves from the soft, intimate grief of a mother dreaming of her lost daughter to the fierce, collective roar of a community demanding justice. The quilt metaphor is breathtaking—it reframes haunting as connection, memory as love, and distance as an unbroken thread. I felt Sabina's whisper in my own chest. The Facebook page transformation gave me chills, and The Salty Sheep Pub's "Ask for Andrea" poster is one of the most poignant details I've read in a long time. It is heartbreaking and hopeful all at once.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.9 / 5 Stars
## Next Chapter Prediction
I predict the next chapter will follow the ripple effects of the JUSTICE FOR ANDREA page. Isabel Palphreyman may finally respond, or someone who knows her might come forward with a sighting. The earring Sabina found could become the key that forces the police to take Dennis Beaumont's story apart. There may be a confrontation with the Beaumonts, or a new search warrant. I also suspect Sabina and Joel's connection will deepen, maybe with Joel finding something on his end. And Andrea's presence—that quilt-wrapped feeling—will grow stronger, guiding Sabina toward the truth. The line "Somebody knows something" is a promise. Someone is about to speak.
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