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robber, robbed robber , and the owner. A robber robbed some valuable properties , he met a gang from breaking the house , he was bitten terrible and robbed everything. It was near the robbed house. The boy who saw them , laughed. The owner went on his knees and prayed , " Oh ! God , confuse the robbers who keep my properties so they may bring them back." The gang brought and dropped them near by the owner's property where he hit the robber. robbers , Seller, Buyer, And owner in trouble. The other robber from nowhere picked them and went to sell to the friend of the owner at flee market. The owner of those proparties went to flee market and found his friend sold them to their friend. The first robber knew that the gang would sell them to the flee market then he went to look for those stuffs and found them in the hands of the buyer. He asked him about where he got them. The owner was suprised to see someone who could ask about his stolen properties at his presence. He caught the first robber to tell more about where he bought them. The robber failed sick automatically, saying ," sorry ,I saw your neighbour 's son with these stuffs yesterday. I thought he sold them to your friend." the seller and buyer watched the game of the owner and the first robber. The person who found those stuffs near the robbed house was watching them from distance. The robber was angry at the gang who ambushed him in the bush, thinking he sold them and forgot to give his share. The first robber was caught as the first suspect of the robbery. The police officers came on the scene, the owner did not provide the slip to prove his ownship. Scaning the serial of the stuffs, they were stolen from a big shop in town five years back. The robber, seller, buyer, and the owner were on fire. Self - justification Buyer ," I bought this stuffs from my friend " Seller," someone sold me this stuffs, he claimed to find them in the bush." Owner, " It was a gift ... Someone gave me these properties , I could not ask her about where she found them." robber," I was just asking these men ,and then they suspected me to be the robber. I think they are the real robbers because they are found with some stolen properties." Why didn't they open a case? the Seller and the Owner accepted to loose as they found out that they were stolen stuffs. Crook Police officers took those stuffs and shared them before arriving at the police station. ...Reality of this cruel World... By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe Mussabwa Chris
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