Tom the Little Man

a few things in her bag and left. The fat jolly woman had to cover a huge distance with her pair of legs. When Mabel emerged from the evening’s shadow, she did not see a robber that was laying

ered her legs through the dusty and deserted street. May be Mabel would have

h. Afraid that she could be sent to the silent world, she fled with her legs almost reaching the back of her head. The robber tried to check the bush for the bag but was disappo

f hiding. He moved to the scene, looking carefully about. Not long after, he stumbled on a bag. He raised his head and looked carefully at every direction. There was nobody at sight. Tom grabbed the bag and maneuvered himself back to the building. Happy that he was safe, he sat on

r. He took some notes from the bag and decided to visit the food vendor at the next street. But just as he moved out of the building, he realized it was rather too late to make such a move, for the food vendor must have closed. T

glanced at the phone. “What do I do now? If I answer this call, I stand the risk of losing everything. I must think properly so that I don’t do something s

itched on the phone. Not long after, the phone rang. “Yes, who are you?” Tom answered the call. The caller identified herself as the owner of the phone and the bag, an