The Best Act Of Kindness From A Stranger I Have Ever Experienced
By a friend • August 16, 2024
I was traveling in a bus long distance to visit my family, 6 hours in the road to be precise.
I start feeling bad, light headed I am brunette but I assume I looked really pale at the moment and I was sweating. I was traveling alone and there wasn’t anyone familiar I could ask help to.
To add to the story, I was broke and I had just the exact amount to the transportation.
I was trying my best for not throwing up and act normal. I felt this hand in my shoulder, when I looked up this person asked me if I was doing okay and I say "yes I am," cause I did not wanted to be a burden and I am shy and I felt embarrassed, this person insists and I say I am okay.
He kept looking for me and minutes later, he came with an unopened bottle of water. I accept the water because I was really thirsty and my condition was stronger than my pride, he told me to let him know what he could do and ask me what was happening to me. I thank him.
Months later I was walking on the street with my mom back in her town and we see this person, he remembered me, greet me and told me he was glad to see I was doing good.
I don’t even know his name, but it’s the kindest thing a stranger have done to me.
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