One chilly November night, construction worker Greg noticed a woman with a child at the train station, looking desperate. She asked for help to buy a ticket, just wanting to get home. Though he rarely gave to strangers, Greg felt moved by her sincerity. He took them to a nearby café, listened to her story, and ended up giving her his entire paycheck, urging her to get home safely.
The next day, a white limousine appeared at his house. A man explained that the woman, Lily, was a former businesswoman who’d recently fallen on hard times. Deeply grateful, she set up a scholarship fund for Greg’s children and offered financial support. His small act of kindness had returned to him in ways he’d never imagined, blessing his family and proving the impact of compassion.
