“Stop!” the boy shouted at the stranger to whom he had lent his phone but he was already lost in the crowd. He stood at the pedestrian crossing unable to cross to trial the stranger who took his phone. As he stood there he felt fear consuming his body and water filled his eyes. He was so angry with himself for being for being so kind. As the stop light went on red he decided to continue looking for him. When he crossed the road everyone who was dressed in a red shirt looked as if they were the stranger who took the phone. He had reached so far but wasn’t able to find the stranger. He stood there thinking of what he was going to tell his mother about what happen with his phone. He then walked to the hair store to buy the products that his mother sent him to buy. “Good evening Mrs. Pet, I’ll like a shampoo and a conditioner for my mother please,” He ordered as he stepped into the shop. As Mrs. Pet looked at him she knew something was wrong but he told her nothing. She then gave him the shampoo and conditioner and told him he’ll be alright. He then walked out and headed off to his mother’s hair salon. By that time his mother started to call his phone the stranger then answered it and told his mother about what happened. “Miss I can see that this is your son’s phone, but I borrowed it for a call and got lost in the crowd at the pedestrian crossing,” The stranger said.
The boy’s mother then told him that he could bring the phone to her hair salon. When the boy reached the salon he didn’t know how to tell his mother about the phone. As he was about to open his mouth he saw the stranger who took the phone. The stranger then apologized to him about the misunderstanding and then handed him his phone. As the phone reached his hand he wondered how the stranger knew where he was, he smiled and then thanked the stranger.