At a busy train station, three friends - Jack, Olivia, and Noah - agree to meet at Platform 3. Jack arrives first and waits near the ticket booth. While waiting, he decides to buy a coffee from a nearby stand, leaving his backpack next to the ticket booth. Meanwhile, Olivia arrives and sees the unattended backpack. She moves it to a bench on the platform for safety reasons. A security guard then notices the bag and takes it to the lost and found office. When Jack returns, where will he look for his backpack?
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Jack left his backpack by the ticket booth, so when he returns from getting coffee, that is the first place he will look for it. Upon not finding it there, he might consider the possibility of it being moved or taken for security reasons. Given the public nature of train stations and the security measures in place, he could then decide to check with the nearby security guard or at the station's lost and found office to inquire about his missing backpack. If Olivia is still around and has seen the security guard taking the backpack, she might inform Jack about what happened which would lead him directly to the lost and found office. Otherwise, the natural course of action after not finding it where he left it would be for Jack to ask station personnel or check the lost and found, as unattended bags are commonly dealt with in this manner for security purposes.