π A Random Act of Kindness at the Gas Station
β½ Today at a gas station, I noticed a man sitting in his van, his face heavy with worry. Something tugged at me, so I walked over and asked gently, βAre you okay?β
π He sighed, βIβm not sure whatβs wrong with my car.β

π§ I popped the hood and quickly realized the issue β the alternator had died, and his battery wasnβt charging. His home was just a mile away, so I charged it enough to get him back safely. But when I explained heβd need a new alternator, his expression changed. His shoulders slumped. βI honestly canβt afford it,β he whispered.
π³ Without hesitation, I handed him my card and said, βCall me when you get home. Iβll take care of it.β
π² He froze for a moment, completely shocked. βWhy would you do this for someone you donβt even know?β
π I smiled softly and replied, βBecause no one is ever too important to show kindness.β

π As I watched him drive off, I felt something stir deep inside. We all carry silent battles, and sometimes the smallest act of generosity can lift the heaviest burden. That day, I was reminded that kindness doesnβt just fix cars β it mends hearts.