The short-haired girl blinked.
Then she blinked again.
That was right—
"That's my bracelet!"
The short-haired girl nearly shrieked.
She had thought she would never find it again, but now her bracelet had appeared before her, completely intact...
The short-haired girl was so excited that her mind went blank.
Was she dreaming?
She couldn't help rubbing her eyes.
"Qiqi."
She grabbed her friend's arm.
"Look, my bracelet!"
"It's mine, right?"
"I'm not seeing things, am I?"
"Yeah!"
The ponytailed girl grabbed the short-haired girl's hand in return.
"Yingying, you got your bracelet back!"
Her eyes curved into crescent moons.
"That's wonderful!"
"Mm, mm."
The short-haired girl nodded, still a little dazed.
The surprise had come too suddenly. She hadn't quite processed it yet.
"It looks like this is your bracelet."
The two girls' reactions said it all.
The captain felt a little moved, too.
After all the twists and turns, the girl had finally gotten her lost bracelet back.
"Yes."
The short-haired girl hurriedly replied.
"This is my bracelet."
"Keep it safe."
The captain returned the bracelet to her.
"Oh, yes, yes."
The short-haired girl took it from him in a fluster.
Her hands trembled a little with excitement.
Her bracelet...
It really was her bracelet...
The short-haired girl pressed her lips together.
The corners of her mouth curved upward.
The joy of getting back what she'd lost made her eyes grow faintly warm.
She took a deep breath.
Her fingers carefully traced the golden rabbit and golden four-leaf clover on the bracelet.
The familiar feel gradually put her at ease.
She closed her hand.
Clasping the bracelet tightly in her palm.
She looked up at the police officers.
"Thank you, officer."
"Thank you so much."
The short-haired girl bowed.
"This bracelet