Drama

Jenny had been working on the presentation for weeks and was finally ready to deliver it to her boss. She packed up her laptop and headed to the train station, excited to impress her boss with her hard work. As she rushed to catch her train, she accidentally left her laptop bag on the platform. She didn't realize it until the train had already left the station. Panic set in as she realized that the presentation, along with an import ant document, was still inside the bag.

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She was in a dilemma. Either she ran up to catch the train to leave her bag behind with all of her work to arrive to her job on time empty handed or to run back to get her bag and the important document and run even faster missing her train.

Jenny chose the latter.

Unforutnately, she missed the train regardless that she ran as fast as she could with her short end heels.

"No no no!" Jenny huffed, but the locomotive already moved on. She put her head inside her bag and shrieked inside of it.

How the hell was she going to get to her job on time?

A handsome man with curly blonde locks and a blue suit was passing by the train station to find any trace of one the culprits he had been tracking for the past 2 weeks. Any clue that could lead him to the suspect.

He was checking on his iWatch for any contacts. Scrolling down, he tried to contact his associate but it led staright to voicemail.

Jenny got up and trudged on her way back. She wanted to impress her boss with the presentation which implemented an environmental approach to reduce plastic consumption by 12% by using an alternate malleable material with the use of nanotechnology, resin and other bioproducts which can be recycled and disinfected. Crestfallen, she opened her phone to send an e-mail to her boss.

A boy with a cap walked leisurely by himself without a care in the world and went to pickpocket the first person that was engrossed with their phone.

The blonde man in blue stopped looking until he spotted a boy pickpocketing while Jenny finished typing the e-mail. When she pressed send, she turned to see that the boy had taken her wallet from her purse.

"My wallet!"

The boy ran with a cheeky grin on his face, but the grin faded quickly when he recognized the blonde man in a blue suit.

With a snap of the man's fingers, the boy slipped involuntarily and fell to the ground, dropping Jenny's wallet. Jenny ran to pick up her wallet, though the wallet slid through the railing.

This was the worst day she ever had.
She left her bag, she missed her train, she got robbed by an 11-year-old and her wallet slipped through the railing like an escape artist and now she was on the verge of losing her job. And on the verge of tears.

She was left stunned, trying to process what just happened.

"Oops." The boy let out. Jenny glared at the boy.

All of her credit cards were on her wallet, her ID, her business card, the spare change she needed to get out of the train station amd this little brat took that away from her.

The blonde man picked the little pickpocketer and made the boy apologize to Jenny. The pickpocketer pouted, "I'm sorry."

Sorry for getting caught anyway.

Though there were things Jenny couldn't explain:

1) How did this handsome man managed to retreive her wallet when she saw with her own eyes how her wallet fell down the train tracks?

2) How did he know who was the sneaky boy? Unless they knew each other.

Though when the blonde man in blue started interrogating the boy.

"Answer me, Scott. Who was the man who killed Raymond?" Scott shrugged defensively. "Do I have to get in your head to find out?" Scott vigorously shook his head.

"No, Chris, I had nothing to do with Raymond, I swear!"

Jenny walked out of the train station when she scrolled her e-mail to read any updates, and found out that her boss hadn't shown up to work that day.