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Reflective Essay: A Trip To The Green House

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Looking at the greenhouse from afar, I could see a police officer on the inside sealing an envelope with some cash. He placed the envelope in his pocket, walked out, and drove away. I knew forget it, but my curiosity compelled me to investigate. Suppressing my fear, I crept over to the greenhouse to snoop around. Unsure of what I was expecting to find I cautiously approached until I heard the squeal of the greenhouse door opening. Without taking another step, I turned and ran by to my home a few blocks away. Two weeks passed and I had nearly forgotten about the entire encounter until I saw the same police officer outside the greenhouse as I peered out my window. However, this time something was different. He had another female officer with him. The first officer point in the direction of the greenhouse and gave some directives to the female officer who then proceeded to the greenhouse. When she returned with an envelope, they began to drive away. My curiosity once again got the best of me and I decided to …show more content…

Upon arrival, I cautiously following them to the back of the greenhouse. We entered through the back door and turned left. The female officer descended onto one knee and reached behind a large potted tree. Rising with her was a box with a green geocache label. Embarrassed for my own assumptions I opened the box to discover an antique coin left by the female officer. Apologetically, I returned the box and exited the greenhouse. The officers soon followed me. I began to apologize when they held up their hands to stop me. They said they would forgive me as long as I discussed it over dinner at a diner. I obliged and made my way down to the diner. There I sat down and prepared to order my regular when I heard the male officer order for me, but I had no idea what that was. However, I had already insulted him once that day, so I decided to remain silent. When our food came out, white goo covered pancakes were placed in front of

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