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Welcome to the English we speak with.
Me, Jiayin and me, Neil.
Are you ok?
You look really stressed.
Well, I had a crazy lunch.
I went to the park to eat my lunch, but then I couldn't find my nuts.
Then I saw who stolen them.
Was it Rob?
No, it wasn't.
I looked everywhere and lo and behold, a squirrel had stolen them.
What?
What did you say?
Lower and below?
No, Neil, I said lo and behold,
which is often used to express surprise at an event or introduce an unexpected part of the story.
Ah, that makes sense.
Like a strange coincidence.
Like the other day, I wanted some biscuits, but lo and behold, guess who'd eaten them all?