8. The chain of Help
8. The chain of Help
A man saw an old lady who was stranded on the side of the road. He decided to help her, so he stopped his shabby car next to her Mercedes and got out. The old lady was a bit frightened and nervous because of his shabby appearance. The man, sensing this, carefully tried to relax her. He said to her, “Don’t worry. I’m here to help you. My name is Arhan Azam." He fixed her flat tire and became filthy and slightly wounded. When he was finished, the lady asked him how much she due him. He replied that if she really wanted to repay him, she could pass on the kindness to someone else in their time of need.
The next evening the lady stopped at a cafe. The waitress who was serving her was pregnant and tired. Even with her obvious exhaustion, the waitress was very sweet and friendly. The lady wondered how someone who was so tired from a long day of work could still be so friendly and kind to her. Then she thinks of Arhan. When the lady finished her meal, she paid with a hundred dollar bill. The waitress went to get change and when she came back, the lady was gone. She left a note on the napkin…“You don’t owe me anything. Somebody once helped me, just like I’m helping you now. If you really want to pay me back, do not let this chain of love and help end with you." The waitress found four more one hundred dollar bills under the napkin.
That night, the waitress went home early. She thought about the lady and the money she left. She wondered how the lady could possibly know how much they needed it. She knew her husband was worried and she was worried about him. She couldn’t wait to tell him the good news.
Then she whispered…Now everything will be okay, I love you, Arhan Azam.
In this story these tenses is used if you want to learn click below links:
Click here: Past Continuous
A man saw an old lady who was stranded on the side of the road. He decided to help her, so he stopped his shabby car next to her Mercedes and got out. The old lady was a bit frightened and nervous because of his shabby appearance. The man, sensing this, carefully tried to relax her. He said to her, “Don’t worry. I’m here to help you. My name is Arhan Azam." He fixed her flat tire and became filthy and slightly wounded. When he was finished, the lady asked him how much she due him. He replied that if she really wanted to repay him, she could pass on the kindness to someone else in their time of need.
The next evening the lady stopped at a cafe. The waitress who was serving her was pregnant and tired. Even with her obvious exhaustion, the waitress was very sweet and friendly. The lady wondered how someone who was so tired from a long day of work could still be so friendly and kind to her. Then she thinks of Arhan. When the lady finished her meal, she paid with a hundred dollar bill. The waitress went to get change and when she came back, the lady was gone. She left a note on the napkin…“You don’t owe me anything. Somebody once helped me, just like I’m helping you now. If you really want to pay me back, do not let this chain of love and help end with you." The waitress found four more one hundred dollar bills under the napkin.
That night, the waitress went home early. She thought about the lady and the money she left. She wondered how the lady could possibly know how much they needed it. She knew her husband was worried and she was worried about him. She couldn’t wait to tell him the good news.
Then she whispered…Now everything will be okay, I love you, Arhan Azam.
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