Yesterday, I was riding my motorbike from Bromsgrove to Lincoln. I stopped at Tamworth services and had a coffee. When I went back to my motorbike there was a man smoking a cigarette and looking very anxious. He had with him a rucksack and a motorcycle helmet. He told me that his motorbike had broken down and he really needed to get to Nottingham. I agreed to take him to a services just outside Nottingham.

I became rather concerned for him when he shuddered rather violently and involuntarily as we walked over to my motorcycle. He started to put the rucksack on his back but I insisted that he put it in the pannier.

On the way to Notts I occasionally felt him shudder. When I pulled up in the services we had agreed on I was surprised to find he was not there! I couldn't resist looking in his rucksack where - to my astonishment - I found £500,000 in used notes.

I didn't phone 999, I took the money instead.

What should I do? I feel so guilty.

Write (more) fiction for a living.

Take the money to your local authorites. If he was a thief they need to know. He may have been involved in someone getting hurt or killed to obtain that money. Also, take yout motorcycle with you and do not touch anything the man's hands may have touched - there could be fingerprints the police can use.

You're lying! If you're not, can I have it please? Please email me for my bank details x

Although the A42/M42 does have it's bumps and flaws, none are as huge as this porky pie.
Go get yourself some sleep and imagine men in leather trousers with shiny helmets holding on to your pannier.

well if your for real , then peep this lol

who the fuck do you kno that got 500 grand working honestly , he obiously didnt do any honest work n shit , so the way i figure it is its not like homeboy was legit ponder that homie

wake up and tell you mum about your dream

I dream about such a thing happening to me sometime. In reality I suspect I may have given more respect when you "felt the shudder" and perhaps may have looked round. Possibly he may now be dead and the £500,000 should form part of his estate. You should visit the police and inform them of the accident and hand over the money. If he is still alive having bounced off the road then the £500,000 should be returned to him.