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The actress said that she had left her pouch, which included her wallet, at the table when she was having lunch at the Everton Park coffee shop the previous Saturday.<\/p>\n
“My pouch contained my IC, credit cards and ATM cards, but no cash because everything is cashless nowadays. I always thought the pouch was in my car, and since I usually pay with my phone, I didn\u2019t realise it had gone missing for days,” she said in an interview with Chinese media Shin Min Daily News.<\/p>\n
“It was only on Sunday night, when I wanted to withdraw some cash using my ATM card, that I discovered the pouch was gone.\u201d<\/p>\n
She searched everywhere, from her car to her own home and the houses she visited over the long weekend, but to no avail. Ang even thought of making a police report but was reminded by a friend to retrace what she’d done in the past few days.<\/p>\n
That was when she realised she may have left it at the coffeeshop.<\/p>\n
“Rushed there just now, as they were closing and found out [Amy’s] been helping me keep since Saturday,” she wrote.<\/p>\n
The plot twist: Amy, who found a name card in Ang’s wallet, actually tried calling the latter nine times that day.<\/p>\n
“I never picked up, ‘cos I saw, thought scammers or prank calls… Ignored!” explained Ang, adding that she had not noticed her wallet was gone at that time.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n