INT. JANE'S BEDROOM - DAY Jane and Sam sit on Jane's bed, engrossed in a conversation. They both hold their phones, occasionally glancing at each other. JANE (excitedly) Sam, guess what I found today at the park! A chew toy! SAM (raising an eyebrow) A chew toy? Where? JANE (grinning) It was just lying near the swings. Probably left behind by someone. But hey, it looked practically new! Sam looks intrigued but slightly concerned. SAM Well, it might belong to someone, Jane. Maybe we should try to find the owner. JANE (gently teasing) Come on, it's just a chew toy. No one would miss it. Sam hesitates but eventually sighs, giving in to Jane's enthusiasm. SAM Alright, if you're sure. JANE (excitedly) Yes! Trust me, this chew toy is going to bring so much fun. We could play fetch or tug-of-war with it. Sam cuts in, a serious tone in her voice. SAM Actually, the chew toy belongs to my younger sister, Lily. JANE (surprised) Lily? But she's seven years old! Why would she need a chew toy? SAM (sighs) Lily has sensory processing disorder. It basically means her body and brain have trouble processing sensory information properly. Chewing helps her focus and reduce anxiety. Jane's expression softens as she listens intently. JANE (concerned) I didn't know that, Sam. I'm sorry. SAM It's okay. Not many people do. Lily often chews on things when she feels overwhelmed. It helps her calm down and feel better. JANE (whispering) I never realized how much she must struggle sometimes. Sam gives a reassuring smile. SAM She's a warrior, Jane, and she fights through it every day. That chew toy is her go-to tool when she needs it. JANE (sincerely) Sam, I promise I'll find the owner of this chew toy. It's important. Lily needs it more than I do. Sam's eyes glisten with gratitude. SAM Thank you, Jane. I knew you'd understand. Lily will appreciate it. They both share a warm smile, their bond growing stronger with this newfound understanding. FADE OUT.