"Rong Rong?"
Had Rong Rong noticed something?
Then why hadn't she said anything back in the security room?
"I only just noticed."
The girl smiled at her boyfriend.
On their way out just now, she'd kept thinking.
Thinking about the footage from the security cameras.
She'd thought about it so hard that her head had started throbbing.
But...
The girl grinned.
Good things came to those who persevered.
The result was promising.
She really had noticed something.
She looked at the guy in the baseball cap.
"In the footage, I saw..."
Saw what?
The guy in the baseball cap furrowed his brow.
He hated it when people dragged things out.
Why couldn't they just say what they wanted to say, clearly and directly?
Nobody had that much time to waste.
At least, he didn't.
So could they please stop wasting his time?
"Rong Rong?"
The guy turned to look at her.
Why had she suddenly gone quiet?
"Mm..."
The girl blinked.
"Oh."
She'd been remembering...
"Did you notice..."
She looked at her boyfriend.
"There was a moment in the footage we just watched when he..."
She turned to look at the guy in the baseball cap.
The guy in the baseball cap kept a blank expression.
But his mind was already racing as he tried to recall the footage they'd watched earlier.
Though, at the time, he'd been absolutely certain—
Ugh, forget that.
He was innocent.
Why say "certain"?
He knew perfectly well whether or not he'd done anything.
Certain?
Certain of what?
He was telling the truth.
In any case, he knew he hadn't stolen the girl's shoes.
He'd come over because the girl wouldn't leave him alone.
And he hadn't wanted to argue with her in the theater.
He figured her boyfriend