In a small village, there is a baker named Sarah, a butcher named Tom, and a candlestick maker named Mary. One day, Sarah bakes a loaf of bread for Tom as a thank you for some meat he gave her earlier. She leaves the bread on his doorstep with a note saying it's from her. While she's away, a gust of wind blows the note away, and it lands on Mary's doorstep. When Tom finds the bread without a note, who does he think left it? What about Mary when she sees the note on her doorstep?
Tom might not be sure who left the bread since there is no note attached to it. He could make a guess, but he wouldn't know for certain.

When Mary sees the note on her doorstep, she would likely think that Sarah left her a loaf of bread as well and might go looking for it or ask Sarah about it later.