The mobile and ex-college
As she left the café, Tom saw that her mobile was still on the table. Without further hesitation, he picked the mobile and hastily paid money. He tried to catch her. He crossed the road and he saw the women turned left. He ran quickly to the street but he lost her way. He returned the café and waited for her. The women did not come back, although Tom was in the café two hours. He went back home and took a shower. Suddenly, someone knocked the door. He opened the door. To his surprise, the woman stood in front of him. He returned the mobile and they said goodbye. He realized that she was his ex-college. That’s funny.
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The mobile and ex-colleague
As she left the café, Tom saw that her mobile was still on the table. Without further hesitation, he picked up the mobile and hastily paid money. He tried to catch her. He crossed the road and he saw the woman turn left. He ran quickly to the street but he lost her way. He returned the café and waited for her. The woman did not come back, although Tom was in the café two hours. He went back home and took a shower. Suddenly, someone knocked at/on the door. He opened the door. To his surprise, the woman stood in front of him. He returned the mobile and they said goodbye. He realized that she was his ex-colleague. That’s funny.
College is school or university. Colleague is a person you work with. Ex-colleague is fine, you could also say former colleague. Nice work.
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