Bella's Favorite Purse In The Market Is Not For Sale
Episode 2
Bella's interest was aroused by the vendor's mysterious remark.
Why present something that eager eyes cannot buy?
Bella was determined to solve the mystery surrounding the pocketbook, and her mind was full of questions.
What story did its elaborate design tell? What mysteries lay between its folds?
The salesman offered an unclear explanation, but it didn't stop Bella from continuing.
Her will to find out became stronger with every question left unanswered.
Bella's curiosity was aroused by the mysterious pocketbook, and she set out to find out everything she could find out more into the fascinating mystery of the market's inner workings.
To Be Continued.........
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