Step-by-step explanation:
As I walked home, I couldn't stop thinking about the envelope. I was filled with so many questions: who dropped it? Where did it come from? What was that for? Should I find it? Above all, I hoped that the person who dropped the envelope would find it. I thought about what I would do if I ever found myself in a similar situation. I decided that if I ever found something that obviously belonged to someone else, I would take it to the police station and let them deal with it.
I returned to the police station the next day and brought the envelope with me. I was a little nervous, but I knew I had to do the right thing. I explained to the receptionist what had happened and asked what I should do. He told me that if I found the envelope I should bring it and hand it in to the police. He said they would keep it safe and try to find the rightful owner. I was relieved that I made the right decision and proud of myself for doing the right thing.
I left the police station proud and relieved that I did the right thing. I knew if I had kept the envelope and money to myself I would have felt guilty and wronged whoever lost it. Instead, I had done the right thing and was glad I had taken the time to report it to the police. From that day on, I knew that I could always count on doing the right thing, even in difficult situations.