A good deed
I’ve always had bad luck. Worse luck than the ordinary people (even though some might beg to differ). But then everyone has worse luck when it compared to Xin bebe.
A week or two ago, I was going home. It was a decent hour so I had a spring in my step and was looking forward to grabbing a relatively healthy dinner of sushi. My mother didn’t cook, which was great of course. It’s healthy food. I’m not big on it, especially if I’m in a foul mood but it works out if I don’t have to eat to make myself feel better. Anyway, long story short, I lost my cardcase with my house access card key, company medical card and namecards inside. And of course my mother was in a fit and I was highly annoyed with myself and her in the end because she got on my case – of course.
But the next morning, someone called the office – this kind man (sounded like an uncle to me) had picked up my card case. He verified that the item was mine in the most stringent way – asked me what it was exactly, I had to name everything inside. I was impressed and touched by his act of kindness. Some people wouldn’t have been bothered. Lots actually. Or they would just pick it up and keep it or toss it – apparently, I had dropped it at the bus stop so there wasn’t any lost and found he could pass it to. I was so relieved, I almost got down on my knees when I got the call in office.
So thank you kind man! You renewed my faith in mankind. (Partly, not when I drive of course.)