Abigail found a valuable tennis bracelet on the sidewalk as she was entering a coffee shop. She showed it to the manager, who told her to leave it with him. He said he would display the item, hoping that its owner would claim. Several weeks later, Abigail asked about the bracelet. The manager told her that no one had claimed it, and that he had given it to his wife as a birthday present.

Based on the foregoing, Abigail's rights are best described as? Explain your answer.

A. Superior to rights of the true owner, the shopkeeper and his wife

B. Superior to rights of the true owner, not inferior to the rights of the shopkeeper and his wife

C. Inferior to rights of the true owner and the shopkeeper's wife but the superior writes of the shopkeeper

D. Inferior to rights of the true owner but the superior rights to the shopkeeper and his wife