In front of me at the checkout was an elderly woman, she did not have enough money to pay for the purchase, I decided to help.

In these difficult and dark times, it is more important than ever to do good deeds. No one talks about saving the world or doing anything. Sometimes it is enough to look around and see someone whose life can change your kindness.



Today's edition. "Site" He wants to tell a story that inspired us. I hope it makes you feel warmer too.

After work, I ran to the supermarket to buy milk and other small things. I immediately gathered everything I needed and went to the cash register. There's a decent line. There was an old woman in front of me. She was very neatly dressed. You can see that her clothes are old and worn, but high-quality and well-groomed. Her gray hair is assembled in a bundle, her lips are summed up with a discreet lipstick. You can see that a woman knows how to take care of herself and live beautifully, but now she has difficult times.



On the ribbon in front of her lay her modest purchases: bread, milk, a bag of oatmeal and a small bar of chocolate. The cashier started punching through the products and voiced the amount. The woman climbed into her pocket, taking out coins. After recalculating, she found she lacked everything. She apologized and asked for the chocolate.



People in line began to resent the delay. My grandmother bent over and apologized tirelessly. I was overwhelmed by feelings, I couldn't just look at it. I called the cashier and said I would pay for my grandmother. Having taken a large bill from my wallet, I handed it to the cashier and told him to give the change to my grandmother. She was completely confused and began to thank me.



The woman collected her purchases, took change and walked away waiting for me. She came up to me when I paid for the groceries and was about to leave. My grandmother looked me in the eye and thanked me again, offered to return the money, said that she would give everything back from retirement. I smiled and said, ‘You don’t have to give anything back, Grandma.’ Take that money and buy what you want. That is the best way to thank me.



She smiled, thanked me and walked out. It seems that her walk has become more confident. I was happy. I wanted this woman to feel that confidence and be able to afford something like she used to. Who knew that a regular trip to the store will make this day so positive and pleasant!



This story once again proves that good deeds do not require any over-efforts from us. It is enough to look around and not pass by when someone needs support. There are a lot of people who need help, but they are embarrassed to ask for it. Be attentive to others, help the one you can. Your kindness can make this life better.