I think so, too. Look at the amount first. If the amount is not too large, such as less than 50 or less than 100, it may be that you remember something wrong or that someone else didn't take it. Even if someone else takes it away, it will be awkward to get along with each other in the future. And if you don't take it from your dormitory, people will be unhappy if they are wronged, and the money will still not be returned. If it is stolen by an outsider, it will be even harder to get it back. The lesson is to pay attention to yourself and put your money away in the future.

Excuse me, are you in high school or college?

If it is a high school, it is relatively large now. For example, if you have half a month or a month's meal money, tell the teacher, but you don't have to expect to get it back. You can't say that you have used it all. Who will admit that you took it yourself without proof? If you go to college, it's no use responding to the class teacher. Think about how to raise money for future living expenses.

In a word, it's hard to get money back if it's lost. The only gain is to tell you to pay attention in the future.

And maybe someone else didn't take it. Sometimes I think what I put in my bag may actually be in my pocket, and then I accidentally dropped something when I was shopping. Even if someone else does take it, it's still the same sentence. What can you do? Sometimes this kind of thing can only be swallowed with blood, because it can't be taken back anyway, and it can't be shirked unless someone sees it in person when taking it, otherwise people will deny it, and you will make everyone look bad.

Well, maybe if you are lucky, you can meet a classmate who can't find the money, and I'll pay you back. ..........................................................................................................................................