Aladdin broke the stolen bread in half and handed one piece to Abu.
He could picture Jasmine sitting in his palace kissing Phoebus. The betrayal that Jasmine had betrayed him made his heart ache. Just as he was about to take a bite of his bread, he saw three burly men approaching him. One of the men was named Ali. Ali was selling bread and had come to avenge the bread Aladdin had stolen. The men following him drew their swords from their scabbards and marched towards Aladdin. Aladdin tried to escape, but three men surrounded him.

Suddenly, a voice was heard from behind,
"Would you like a show?"
Aladdin looked around and saw a very beautiful girl with black hair and big green eyes. The men must have been impressed by the beauty of the girl, so they turned their backs to Aladdin and watched the girl dance with pleasure. Aladdin took this opportunity and climbed the adjacent wall, and took the bread and fled.

The next day, Aladdin found himself missing the girl. He didn't know the girl, but the girl had saved his life. He must have found her.

So he wandered all the streets and finally found the girl. The beautiful girl was doing her wonderful dance in rags. Rich men in top hats were throwing pennies at her feet. When the show was over and everyone was away, Aladdin approached the girl.

"It was amazing that you saved me yesterday," said Aladdin, "Listen, I'm really grateful to you."

Then he offered the girl some bread.
"I don't need alms, young man." said Esmeralda, "I don't need dirty money either."
Aladdin wanted to get to know the girl.

" What is your name?"

"I'm Esmeralda, the gypsy girl."

Aladdin was glad that the girl was not a princess.

"I'm Aladdin. Let's be friends, we have a lot in common because I'm a street rat."

"No," Esmeralda objected, "we're nothing alike. I make money dancing and you steal everything. Listen, no one has ever gotten this close to me except Phoebus and Quasimodo."

Aladdin froze. Phoebeus! Jasmine's new prince!

"Then she left me."

"Just like Jasmine did to me."

Esmeralda smiled at Aladdin. They entered arm in arm. Even the fireflies in the darkness of the night could smell this love.