Tommy, a 13-year-old boy, was in his PE class. As a responsible student, he was cleaning up trash around the field after class.

While picking up garbage, Tommy found a water bottle. Assuming it was also trash, he decided to throw it away.

But little did he know, this water bottle belonged to someone else. Mr. Magnera, the old PE teacher, saw this and started chasing after Tommy.

Mr. Magnera yelled Tommy's name over and over, running faster than anyone expected from a man his age.

Finally, Mr. Magnera caught up to Tommy. Out of breath, he managed to call out Tommy's name one last time.

Tommy stopped and turned around, a confused look on his face. He had no idea why Mr. Magnera was chasing him.

Mr. Magnera explained that the water bottle was no ordinary bottle. It was a cherished possession of a student who had recently moved away.

Tommy felt guilty for his action. He didn't mean to cause any trouble. He promised to find the bottle and return it.

Together, Tommy and Mr. Magnera began searching the trash can where Tommy had thrown the bottle.

After a thorough search, they finally found the bottle. Tommy felt relieved, and Mr. Magnera thanked him for his help.

From this experience, Tommy learned a valuable lesson about considering other people's belongings.

Tommy promised to be more careful in the future. This incident became a memorable story in his school life, one that he would never forget.