After all, the man refused to admit that he had taken the bracelet.
He certainly wasn't going to tell the girl where he had thrown it, either.
So finding the bracelet...
It was easy to imagine how difficult that would be.
Maybe... it would be hard for the girl to get her bracelet back.
They had some connection with those two girls, after all.
Second Brother had overheard their conversation.
Because their experiences were so unusually similar, Second Brother had told Eldest Brother and him what the girls had said.
Third Brother didn't need to be told.
He had heard it all himself.
That was probably part of the reason, too.
They knew one of the girls had run into a lot of bad luck.
They couldn't help hoping she wouldn't have to suffer any more misfortune.
He didn't know if the unlucky girl and the one who had lost her bracelet were the same person...
If they were...
He thought that, after today, the girl might be left with a lasting trauma.
She was just too unlucky.
Zhao Luzheng sighed.
Was that girl really so unlucky?
Or had she run into something that made her even more unlucky...
Xiao Xiao seemed to sense something and raised his eyes.
A few seconds later, the people nearby stopped whispering, too.
"They're coming out."
Zhuge Yun blurted out.
He had heard a lot of footsteps.
His heart couldn't help but leap.
Had they gotten the footage or not...?
He glanced instinctively at the camera up above.
Then he quickly looked away.
His gaze turned to the shop entrance.
The first to come out were several police officers.
Their expressionless faces gave nothing away about what they were feeling.
"Ah."
Zhao Luzheng let out a low cry.
"That