Julie Morgan and her husband, Rich, had planned a trip from their home in Indianapolis to Battle Creek, Michigan, for her 56th birthday. The couple used to live in Battle Creek, and would_______ eat at Steve's Pizza despite money being_______. "It's just the best pizza, and we've never had anything as_______ "Julie Morgan said. "We'd try new pizza as a whole family and_______ it against Steve's."

But their trip was_______ when Rich ended up in the ICU where he was told that his_______ with cancer was coming to an end and he had days, maybe weeks, left to______. Without telling the couple, Julie's father, David Dalke, _______ called Steve's and spoke to the manager to explain the_______, hoping to get a letter, text or some kind of________.

But manager Dalton Shaffer went above and beyond， telling them he would________the pizzas to Indianapolis, even though Steve's Pizza doesn't normally________ . “I just wanted to do that for them," he said. “I just wanted to make them________.”

Just after the pizza shop________ at 10:15 p. m., Shaffer drove 225 miles, making it into Indianapolis with two pizzas at 2:30a. m.，where he was________ by the Morgans' children, and Julie's father. “It was almost like he was just making a delivery across________,”Dalke said. He offered to put Dalton up for the________in a hotel, but he________ and immediately left for the return trip home because he had to work the next day.

“Dalton brought our family so much joy—and the best________ in the world—at a really________time,” Ms Morgan said.

I couldn’t drive myself so I took my husband’s car every day to work.However, his ____ were different from mine.I worked earlier.So he ____ me off and went to a small café to drink coffee until work time.Then, in the afternoons, I walked three miles to his ____ place.

One day while waiting for him, I ____ a beautiful car pull in the car park.I was busily ____ the car when I noticed the driver - a pretty woman.Our eyes made ____ and she smiled at me.She was wearing a light blue shirt that just ____ her car.Minutes later, a nice­looking man came out of the building and entered her car.Then she ____ away.

Sitting there in my jeans and shirt, I wanted to ____.How could some people have it all?

Maybe I’d have ____ about her, but later it became almost a ____ event to see her about once a week.She seemed ____ and always waved, flashing a big smile.My ___ stayed long after she drove away.

Then one day, when waiting in our ____ car park, I saw her get out of her car with her husband’s help.She walked ____.The lady had a prosthesis (假肢) on the left leg.

For weeks I’d envied this woman, ___ I’d been able to walk three miles to our car.I thought the lady had ____， but she didn’t.I thanked God for my legs, arms and sight, and for teaching me a ____ early on in life.

When you meet a person who seems much happier than you, don’t be ____.You still had your parents, and the ____ to walk, run or dance through life - wonderful things money can’t buy.

I always walk to my husband’s office after work, wait for him and then we drive home together every day.

The next week I saw her again, and after that it almost became my ______ to see her. I would __________ if she and her husband ate out a lot and where they went. I wanted her to get out of the car so that I could see her in ______ length.

A few weeks later, this question was ______ for me. I was waiting at my usual spot and the lady’s husband came over to their car. He opened the door. The pretty woman ______ walked around to the passenger side—leaning on a walking cane. She ______ one leg with her hands and then the other. She had an artificial limb（假肢）on her left leg and a brace on her right one.

As they drove away, I began to cry. When my husband arrived, I told him about what had ___________. He said that he knew her husband and that, when the lady was twelve years old, she had been _______ in a car that got stuck on the railroad tracks. Unfortunately, both her parents were killed. The rail company made a large _____ with her because the crossing had no _____. That’s ______ she owns such a nice car now.