Unable to select the curved line which i drawn by pressing "Enter" in the keyboard in Zoho Show

Namaskaram Zoho Show team, For the curved line tool and Free flow tool users like me preferred to undo the drawn line since most of us not able to draw the figure in his vision into the screen clearly at the first time

For example refer the screenshot below

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