
My Roommate Stole My Lucky Charm Bracelet
Chapter 4
After I waited in the dorm for a week, Nora still didn't come back.
I had no choice but to wait in the dance classroom, and finally, I saw Nora, who had just finished class.
She was still wearing my lucky bracelet.
Maybe it was out of illusion, I surprisedly found the emerald turned a little cloudy.
Facing my question, Nora was not at all flustered.
She raised her wrist and showed it off to me proudly.
"You're right. Riley sent me this bracelet as my birthday gift. Oh, by the way, he also gave himself to me, and we are already living together."
"I just don't want to give it back to you. What can you do? Do you have any proof that it belongs to you?" After saying that, Nora laughed triumphantly.
I clenched my teeth with rage.
"Nora, we used to be roommates, and I don't want to see you end up in some miserable situation. Before everything is too late, give it back to me!" I said.
Nora wore that arrogant smile.
"This bracelet is bought by my boyfriend. I have the receipt and invoice. How can you say it's yours without any proof?" As she spoke, she took out the receipt from her bag and waved it in front of me.
It seemed that she was determined not to return my bracelet.
Holding on to the last glimmer of hope, I asked her after a momentary silence.
I said, "Nora, it's my last warning. Anyone else except its real owner wears it will be stranded in bad luck. Please return it to me now."
Nora rolled her eyes. "What's your problem? If you curse me like this again, I will call the police."
Since she insists on keeping things that don't belong to her, there was nothing I could say.
Nora was a dance streamer with one hundred thousand fans. Usually, in addition to dancing for her sponsors and asking for SuperChats, she also shared her daily life while streaming.
That night, I opened TikTok and happened to see her talking about the bracelet with chats.
"My roommate might suffer delusions. She insists that I took her bracelet. It's clearly a gift from my friend, and I even have the receipt. But she claimed that it's her lucky bracelet that will bring bad luck to me..." she said.
Her audience were all irritated by what this slender young girl had suffered and all began to comfort her by cursing me.
Netizen A: [Nora, your roommate may target your bracelet. You'd better be careful in case she will steal it.]
Netizen B: [It's so funny. She thought the police would do nothing about that?]
Netizen C: [Maybe she is just a lunatic. Some girls nowadays are just vain and materialistic.]
Among these comments, there was one that was particularly different.
Netizen D: [What your roommate said was true, girl. If it is not yours, you'd better return it to its real owner so as to dispel the bad luck that is coming to you now.]
If I were Nora, I would probably suspect that this comment was posted by me.
But I really didn't do anything.
Her fans were all discontented about this comment.
Netizen A: [Nora, is this your roommate with delusional disorder? I can't believe she pesters you while you're streaming. This is too scary. Just call the police.]
Netizen B: [That's right. Maybe she is a psycho.]
Nora pretended to be frightened. "Thank you, guys. I will call the police as soon as I end the live stream today."