"Of course."
Zhuge Yun grinned. "We've only made one decision."
"And that is..."
Zhuge Yun held his finger over the phone screen. "Call the police."
The onlookers leaned forward even more, craning their necks.
"So, did he steal this lady's bag or not..."
"We'll see if he apologizes..."
"Wouldn't that be awkward?"
"If he apologizes, he'll be slapping himself in the face after all that denial."
"If he doesn't, the police can check the security footage when they arrive."
"Of course."
"If I really didn't steal it, I'd apologize."
"...Tsk, tsk. What a predicament... He can't move forward or back."
"Isn't that the truth?"
"He brought this on himself."
"Who else can he blame?"
"If you ask me, he should just apologize."
"Don't be stubborn."
"Better not to call the police if you can avoid it."
"Why call the police when you can settle this privately?"
"Especially when you're the one in the wrong."
"Would you have to be an idiot to choose to call the police?"
"...It'd just be embarrassing."
"Young people have a hard time swallowing their pride."
"He deserves it."
"Isn't doing something like this even more embarrassing?"
"Hey, why do you all seem to assume the motorcyclist stole the bag?"
"Hasn't he been denying it the whole time?"
"They didn't find the bag on him or his motorcycle, either."
"If he didn't do it, would he really be hesitating like this?"
"He would've called the police already, wouldn't he?"
"Exactly."
"He looks guilty as can be."
"In that case, he should put his pride aside. It's not important."
"Besides, nobody here knows him."
"He was clever enough to bring a motorcycle helmet, too."
"Pfft~"
"I know he probably wasn't thinking that far ahead at the time, but looking at it now, wearing a