I Was "Blackmailed" by Someone Yesterday

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Strictly speaking, it is not a sad story, although I was "blackmailed" yesterday. Here is what happened: One of my friends asked me to go out and take photos for her. Of course, I agreed and planned to ride my motorcycle to the destination. However, something bad happened. I couldn't find the key to my motobike anywhere! After minutes of fruitless searching, I tried to recall the time of parking my motobike in the night before, and started to wonder if I had forget to take the key away! Fact proved that my doubt was right. Yes, I did. I did forget to take the key away with me. Take a guess? Whether my motobike was still there? . . . . . . . Yes, my motobike was still there! Someone noticed the key and handed it to the security service guard room in my residence community. I am always careless, but I am always lucky, too. Thank goodness! Till now, you may want to ask, "what do you mean by saying you were blackmailed?" Yeah, when I attempted to get my key back, one of the security guards, a 45-year-old man, said that the man who taken my key to the security office required the key owner (me) to buy him a pack of cigarettes (about 10-15 CNY) as the thank-you gift. Otherwise, I won't be able to get my key back. It sounds like some kind of blackmail? But who cares? I can buy him two packs of cigarettes if he wants. I feel so lucky that my motobike hasn't been ridden away by a baddie.