How’s everything going? It has been so many days since you went to Wuhan. Do you remember the day before you left? You looked worried. and I saw the luggage(行李) in your bedroom, I asked you, “Are you going to leave on business?” You smiled and put your hand on my head, saying, “I’m just tidying up some clothes.”

Later that night, I learned about you and Mom had asked to be sent to Wuhan, and were waiting for a call. At that moment, I really hoped that neither of you would get the call. However, your phone still rang I almost cried out in fear as if I were going to Wuhan myself. The next morning, I got up very early. During the breakfast, you smiled and asked me if I would miss you, I pretended(假装) it was no big deal and said, “I can send you a message whenever I miss you.”

You left even before the sun rose. I waved to you until I couldn’t see you any more. And my eyes were filled with tears. I wrote down “Waiting for you to come back” in my notebook. I knew the people of Wuhan needed you more than I did.

At night, Mom sent me some photos from Wuhan. I found both of you in the photos at once, “Hey, this is my daddy!” I was proud of you!”

Daddy, we miss you. I love you, forever and ever.

Yours,

Kathy

Flora Miller is a mother from New York, USA. One day in 2021, Flora took her 23-month-old son Owen to a store named Target. While they were walking around, Owen stopped and showed interest in three soft toys.

While Flora was trying to find out which of the three toys her son wanted, Owen suddenly said “Hi!” to an elderly stranger nearby.

The old man looked at Owen said, “Hey, sweet boy,” The old man and the boy began to “talk” and play. Later, the old man took out his wallet, pulled a $ 20 bill (钞票) out of it, put it in Owen’s shirt pocket and said to Flora, “I just lost my 2-year-old grandson last week. You take this money and buy this boy all three toys.” He then walked off, with tears in his eyes.

Later Flora posted the story online. She said she was thankful to know there’s still some good in this world. Her post got more than 320,000 likes and 122,000 shares.

Flora did use the bill to buy the three toys, and she said, “The three toys have more meaning than I ever thought a toy could have. We will hold on to these memories forever!”