get all the evidence

"Then, what about what you said about Elsa?" asked Felly. Alesha looked at everyone; she was confused about where to start.

"Mommy hopes that you also have evidence, so that everything is not just mere speculation," said Felly.

"Okay, Mom, if Mommy really wants proof, I'll give it," Alesha replied bravely. She took something out of her bag—one of the pieces of evidence she always carries everywhere, just in case.

"This, I think, is enough to prove it," said Alesha while showing a diary.

"Whose is this?" She felt she knew the diary.

"Mommy must remember, because Mommy bought it." Alesha only answered with a riddle.

"Is this yours, Elsa?" Felly asked to make sure.

"That's right, this belongs to Elsa; all the words I posted are here; all the evidence Mommy wants to know is here," said Alesha.

"I got this book when Elsa borrowed my suitcase first, and she accidentally left her diary." I also just found it when I ran away. "I read all of its contents, and it surprised me not to play," said