Josiah’s mother, Ava Faulk took him to a local restaurant. Ava Faulk was asked with questions when he saw a__man sitting in front of the restaurant. He wanted to__exactly what a homeless person’s life was like. If the homeless person had no__, where would he keep his things?

After__his mother’s answers, Josiah then insisted his mom buy the homeless a__. She agreed and the man was___into the restaurant. Josiah helped the man with his__, including a hamburger, some chicken and steak. Josiah__his mother that he would spend less in the following days.When the homeless man’s meal was__, Josiah decided that he should offer a__to God. That was when he cried out his wishes for the other customers in the__to hear. Later, Josiah’s mother__in a video that Josiah’s prayer brought__to the eyes of nearly every customer in the restaurant that day.

Montgomery’s TV-12__the story of Josiah on May 17, 2018 and it has been spread around the nation. The totally voluntary(志愿的)__of Josiah serves as a lesson to the whole world. Others entered the same restaurant that day and___ saw the homeless man. __, only this boy saw him with__, which shows something we may have all____.

It’s a moment the mother will never forget. Later, Faulk said she would consider that night as one of her “__achievements as a parent”.

As a kid, I walked to the library several times a week and stayed up late reading with a flashlight. When I gave my online ______ I made my screen name “miss-bibliophile52598”, which means “missing the book-lovers”. ______ the “favorite books” section, I let a series of book titles ______ for me.

But I ______ reading gradually. I knew this is the way one recovers from harm ______ dies. So I joined online book clubs to pick up the ______.

David was my first online ______. David read much more than I did, about a book or two a ______. As we got to know each other, our shared faith and common love of books ______ our gaps. David and I once visited a ______ “I have a game,” he said, ______ two pens and Post-it notes (便笺) out of his bag. “Let’s find books we’ve read and leave reviews in them for the _______person. Later, whenever I was to give up reading, I thought of David. I carried a book to work. I ______ read at lunch and on my walk home. Within a week I stayed up late and ______ my book carefully. The ______ time I’d pulled an all-nighter to read, I was 12 and the book was Little Women. It was not a competition, but there was a(n) ______. I felt him pushing me to be ______ of who I wanted to be.

David recently suggested we visit the library again. He pulled a book, ______ to one knee, and opened it. Inside, his Post-it read, “Karla, it has always been you. Will you marry me?” We______ in the middle of the fiction shelves, surrounded by other people’s ______, about to begin our own.