Priya, Jasper, and Zane are all at a park, but they are in different areas and cannot see each other because of tall hedges. Priya finds a wallet on a bench that has Zane's ID in it, but she doesn't know Zane. She tells Jasper about the wallet. Jasper also doesn't know Zane but saw someone looking worriedly around earlier and suggests that might have been Zane. Priya asks Jasper if he knows how to contact the wallet's owner and Jasper, unsure, says he might be able to find out. Priya decides to leave the wallet with Jasper so he can return it if he finds the owner. Later, Zane returns to the park to look for his wallet and runs into Priya. How should Priya proceed with Zane without knowing whether Jasper has found a way to contact Zane or not?
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Priya should inform Zane that she found a wallet and handed it to Jasper, who might still have it or might be trying to find a way to return it. She should then suggest that Zane talk to Jasper to retrieve his wallet since he is the person last known to have it. Priya can provide Zane with any details she has about how to locate Jasper in the park, based on her last interaction with him. She can also explain to Zane that Jasper had seen someone who appeared to be looking for something earlier, which may persuade Zane that Jasper was indeed trying to find the wallet's owner. This way, she acts based on her knowledge of the situation without making presumptions about Jasper's success or failure in finding Zane.