It was raining heavily that evening when I found myself stranded at a crowded bus station hundreds of miles from home.
And to make matters worse, I hadn’t eaten all day.
The small amount of cash I had left needed to last until I reached my destination.
So I sat quietly in the corner, trying to ignore my hunger while watching people rush past.
She was sitting a few seats away, reading a book while eating from a small takeout container.
Every few minutes she would glance up and look around the station.
“You look like you’ve had a rough day,” she said.
She held out the extra sandwich from her bag.
It was one of the kindest things a stranger had ever done for me.
She was traveling home after visiting family.
