Catwoman drove the motorbike very fast through the streets, with the wind against her face. She was having lots of fun moving in and out of the traffic.

She stopped in front of the jewellery shop and got off the motorbike.

Then she heard a crash of glass.

'Oh no. Someone's robbing the shop,' she thought.

'They can't do that. That was my idea!'

She ran into the shop and saw two robbers. A fat robber was breaking some glass with his gun to reach some necklaces. A tall robber was trying to open a metal box. Catwoman blew in the tall man's ear. When he turned around, she had disappeared.

There was a third robber upstairs. He was a short man and he was putting diamonds into a black bag.

Catwoman quickly put a black mask over her eyes and went up behind him.

'You're not very good,' she said. 'Look behind you!'

The short robber turned around quickly, but she had disappeared.

The fat robber had just opened a glass box. Inside was the necklace with diamond claws. He heard a noise and looked up. When he looked at the box again, the necklace had gone.

Then he saw Catwoman. She was standing next to the tall robber and she was wearing the necklace. 'What are you doing?' he asked, taking his gun out of his pocket.

'I'm having lots of fun,' she said. 'But you're stealing beautiful things. You're taking things that don't belong to you. You're bad people.'

All three men pointed their guns at her and began to shoot. But Catwoman was too quick for them. She jumped away from the bullets and kicked the tall robber in the head. Then she kicked the fat robber's legs and he fell to the ground with a loud thump. The short robber jumped at her from behind but she suddenly sat on the floor. The short robber flew over her head and crashed into a big glass box.

Catwoman looked at the three robbers on the floor.

'Well that wasn't very difficult,' she said. She quickly collected all the jewellery on the floor and ran.

Patience woke up and looked around the room. There was jewellery everywhere.

'Where did all this jewellery come from?' she thought. She looked down and saw that she was still wearing her black leather clothes. And then she remembered.

'Oh no! I can't believe that I did this! It's wrong, wrong, wrong!'

She found a paper bag and put all the jewellery inside. Except the necklace with the diamond claws. 'I can't take that back,' she thought. 'It's so beautiful.'

Tom Lone was head detective on the jewellery shop case. He was talking to the jeweller now.