Yes, when I was in college, the quilt was stolen by others, and my whereabouts are still unknown. It was the end of 10, and the weather turned cold. You had to cover two quilts in the dormitory to sleep warmly. One morning, I suddenly felt that the quilt was a little damp, so I hung it outside. At that time, there was a volleyball court in front of the dormitory, and then I hung it online to save trouble. After that, I went downstairs to eat. After class in the morning, I saw where my quilt was hanging when I passed by the dormitory. Then go into the dormitory to prepare for lunch break.

Because there was no class in the afternoon, I slept until after one o'clock in the afternoon, and then I was called by the teacher of the academic affairs office to fill out the attendance sheet for all my classmates. Then when I passed the volleyball court, I found a group of female students in class, and the PE teacher was rehearsing for them, probably preparing for the game. When I finally left, I found my quilt hanging on the volleyball net. When I walked out of the academic affairs office at 5: 30 in the afternoon, it was already gray. Everyone went to eat, so I went straight out of school to eat. Finally, I arrived at the school, passed by the volleyball court and found that the quilt on the volleyball net was missing. I believe my best friend has put it away for me.

After entering the dormitory, I began to look for my quilt. And I didn't find it. I quickly asked my girlfriend, who said she didn't know about my bask in the quilt. At that time, I was very anxious, and I quickly informed the people in the community management Committee that they also helped me in every corner of the school. Until 9 o'clock in the evening, there was still no quilt. I was thinking at that time, I must have let that abnormal physical education teacher take it for me, and then I didn't hang it back when I got off physical education class. In order not to get the other girls wrong, I won't mention physical education class again this afternoon. Later, the girls all spread the story wildly, and I also spread all over the city at once.