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"Wesley," she called out to the writer in a trembling voice.
"Yes, it's me." The writer who was called Wesley seemed to have woken up from a dream. He hesitated for a moment and then slowly walked toward the policewoman.
I saw the tears well up in the streamer's eyes when he passed by her table. However, the writer didn't slow down his pace.
Suddenly, the streamer reached out her hand and grabbed the writer's clothes.
"Miss, what's the matter?" the writer asked in bewilderment.
Tears rolled out of her tears by this time. She wanted to say something but failed a few times. In the end, she only uttered a few words, "Sorry, I drank too much." Then she withdrew her hand.
The writer went on to the policewoman's table and sat down.
"Lydia, is it really you?"
He uttered every word with difficulty as if his lungs were lack of air.
"Yes, it's me." With these words, the policewoman fell silent. So did the writer.