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My boyfriend has some of my things that he offered to store for me because of travel constraints. *A few decorative vases and a fair amount of expensive clothing.*

We roughly decided before the break up that I'd get my things back via mail (I'm out of state right now) and pay him for the cost.

However, we broke up and I gave him a few weeks to breathe. Now, I would like to get my things back. I messaged him late early today trying to set up when I could get them, and he hasn't responded. I know he's the type with his phone always in hand.

Why do you he hasn't responded? How much time should I give him before I worry?

Do I have any legal standing if he threw my things out?

I was going through my things and have a watch of his, maybe I could use this to barter-though I doubt that because he never showed any interest in the watch and let me borrow it often.

It's been 10 days since 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts mysteriously vanished in a rural Iowa town.

Tibbetts, a rising sophomore at the University of Iowa, went for a jog the evening of July 18 in Brooklyn, Iowa, a close-knit farming community of about 1,500 people where she is staying with her boyfriend for the summer. She never returned.

She was reported missing the following day when she didn't turn up for work.

"That is so out of Mollie's character, one, not to show up for work, two, not to let her employer know, and, three, boyfriend, myself and her brother -- just no one was notified that she didn't go to work," Tibbetts' mother, Laura Calderwood, told ABC News in an exclusive interview Friday.

Tibbetts' boyfriend, 20-year-old Dalton Jack, told ABC News he last saw his girlfriend July 16. The next day, he traveled to the city of Dubuque, Iowa, for his work at a construction company.

He said she stayed at his Brooklyn house alone and watched his dogs. Going for an evening run, he added, was her regular routine.

"She goes for a run every night. She likes to go whenever the sun's not down, but it’s starting to cool off, like 6 or 7," Jack told ABC News in an interview Monday. "She knows Brooklyn extremely well, better than I do, and I’ve lived here my entire life."

Jack said he believes Tibbetts would have had both her fitness tracker and her cell phone when she went out for her jog.