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Input: For a little backstory, I'm currently a high school senior, and every morning my friends and I congregate in my car before the first bell rings so we can finish homework/talk without having to sit in the commons of our school, which are usually really crowded in the mornings. This also happened today, and today also happened to be a half day as it is the week for finals for my school.

Basically what happened this morning was that my friend's car keys had fallen out of his pocket when he got in the car, and I didn't notice that they were there until after I had gotten really close to my home, which is about 30 minutes away from our school. The moment I noticed I had them, I called him, but he didn't reply until about 10 minutes later. At this point, I wasn't really willing to drive all the way back to school, and told him to call his parents to give him a key, and that I could give him his keys tomorrow. I later called him back and told him that if I really needed to drive to school to give him his keys that I could, but that I would prefer not to, and he said that his mom was on her way with an extra key.

The more I think about this the worse I feel, and I'm trying to decide how to feel about the scenario still, as I feel like the blame can go in multiple ways for what happened.

not taking my friend his keys after he left them in my car