Mike felt uneasy. He thought people watched him. He lived in New York City.

He cashed a check that bounced. Now he was scared. Was the government tracking him?

He received a letter at home. It looked official. His heart raced as he opened it.

The letter explained his bank had made a mistake. He was relieved. No one was spying on him after all.

He felt relieved but still cautious. From now on, he would think twice before trusting a check.

Finally, Mike could relax and enjoy his city life without the nagging worry.