Pre-events of "Unattended" (Unattended Eve)

Yesterday I straight going home from my school. When I almost got into my home, I realise that I left my phone at the Phones-In box. I accidentally left it. Later in the evening, I got sad of leaving my phone unattended. I borrow my mother's phone to call my nephew. I have thought that the in-charge of the Phones-In have got my phone. When I sneaked to the school of searching my phone, a security guard the school told me that the phone from the Phones-In box was ringing. He might've creeped out because he can't enter the room because it is locked. I planned to get my phone tomorrow and during the next day, I got my phone and after school, I promise myself to look my phone and get it before goings home. 

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  1. AzhangJanuary 12, 2020 at 12:50 AM

    Moral of this blog-

    Never leave your things unattended. Be mindful of bringing you things you like the most.

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