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Ada's attention was caught by some items on the Shelf. She gradually moved towards their direction to view them closely. "Hmmm! Looks like they have new arrivals." She said as she picked a Dress off the shelf. Abigail caught up with Ada and looked at the Dress. 
"This is indeed a beautiful Dress." She exclaimed. Abigail only wished she could just have the Dress, however she maintained a calm disposure. After a very careful assessment, Ada returned the Dress. Then, she appeared to have remembered something when she paused. 
"Ada, is there any problem?" Abigail asked curiously when she observed her gesture.
"..em.. actually, I was thinking if you could try the Dress. I thunk it might just fit you perfectly." Ada suggested. To say the least, Abigail was ecstatic. 
"Wow! Ada! That's nice of you o!" She replied and in a second, the Dress was off the Shelf. This time, Abigail took it and headed down to the 'Changing' Room. Abigail began to navigate her way, however she realized that she could hardly distinguish one room from the other. She had taken the wrong direction. After several attempts, with the Dress still in her hands, she decided to rest in one of the rooms. Feeling a bit exhausted, she leaned on one of the tables, hoping she could get someone to redirect her and as she stared, she heard a voice from behind. 
"Hello! Did you miss your way?" Abigail turned around and was surprised at who she saw.
It was Dele! 
"You!" She exclaimed. 
Dele just smiled. 
"Yes! Me!" Dele exclaimed. "So, what are you doing here?" Abigail asked curiously. 
"Well..I came to pick few items for my little girl." Immediately, Abigail became curious.
 "Oh! I see..she must be your first child, right?" She pressed on. Dele smiled cheerfully like he had just hit a jackpot. 
"Yes! She's my first and only child." He replied. Then suddenly, his phone rang.
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