When we finished we get out but the library overlooks a large square, so we have to pass through it.

While we were walking we heard a scream coming from under a porch so we instantly ran there, we saw an old man lying on the floor holding a fruit box.

We quickly tried to help him and get him back on his feet, then we asked if he was good and he answered that he was fine.

He thanked us and then he asked if we wanted something from the bar near us because we helped him, but we politely refused and went home.

As I stood on a corner, unsure of where to go, an old man noticed me and walked over. “Are you lost?” he asked kindly. I nodded and showed him the name of my hostel written on a piece of paper. He smiled and said, “Follow me. I’ll show you the way.”

We walked together through the narrow streets as the rain kept falling. He didn’t say much, but his presence made me feel calmer. Finally, we reached the hostel. I was so relieved and thanked him over and over.

The man just smiled and said, “Take care and enjoy your stay.” Then he disappeared into the rain. I’ll never forget his kindness that day—it made me feel less alone in a strange place.

I was wearing the headphones, when i saw a young woman with her baby.

She asked for information, but nobody seemed to considered her.

So i asked her if she needed help, and she asked me if i could tell her at which stop bus she had to get off for go to the hospital.

So she was sitting by me and i did what she asked to me to do.

She thanked me and i answered to her with a smile.

I was crossing the pedestrian lanes when at a certain point I fell to the ground from my bike.

I didn't know how to do in the middle of all.

I felt uncomfortable but I laughed beacause I had not done anything.

I rose from the ground and I heard a voice of a girl from a car who asked me if I was okay and if i needed help.

I replied no and I said thank you to her.

After that act of kindness and care for others I was very happy and I spent the whole day with a smile!

I was on the bus for go to school , I was me my friends and all of ours schools bags.

All my friends were in a seat and I was alone in a seat fort two people so I put my school bag on the seat because anyone was there.

The bus stopped and some boys get on the bus with them there was an old women whit her.bags for go to the market.

When in her I saw my grandmother that I love so much so I thought that can be her.

I instinctively took my school bag and I put it on the ground and I told her “Does she want to seat?” And she said with a smile “ thank you so much”.

After that in my heart i heard so much of emotions like happiness and I felt so good.

That small gesture, even if small, changed my day

One sunny afternoon, I was riding my bike to dance school. I was in a hurry because I didn’t want to be late and my bag was on my shoulder.

Suddenly, the strap got caught in the wheel. My bike stopped, and I fell to the ground. My hands and knees hurt.

A kind man saw me and came over. “Are you okay?” he asked. I nodded, he smiled gently and said, “Let me help you.”

He untangled the strap from the wheel and checked if my bike was still working.

Then, he helped me stand up and asked if I needed anything.

“Thank you so much,” I said, feeling a little better.

“Be careful next time,” he said before walking away. I got back on my bike and rode to dance school, grateful for his kindness.

At a certain point, while I was going down the stairs, I slipped and fell down the stairs. I hadn't hurt myself, but there were so many people around me who had seen the scene and I felt very embarrassed, luckily next to me there was a very kind girl who asked me if I was okay and who helped me get up.

I thanked the girl so much for her help and I left smiling.

It was a gesture that made a lot of effect on me and that I will remember.

I was walking when I saw an old lady standing next to a shopping cart. She looked like she needed help because the cart had fallen to the side and some of her things were on the ground. The strange thing was that everyone was walking past her, not stopping. I have to admit, for a moment, I also thought about walking away because I was tired and in a hurry. But I couldn’t. I felt bad. So I stopped and asked her, “Do you need help?”

She looked at me surprised, like she didn’t expect anyone to notice her. “Oh, thank you! I can’t lift the cart, and my bag broke…”

I saw that there were some eggs broken on the ground, a bottle of milk, and a few packs of pasta. I put the cart back up and picked up the things that were still okay. The eggs were ruined, but everything else was fine.

While I was helping her, she told me she was trying to take her groceries home by herself because she didn’t want to bother anyone. I noticed her hands were shaking, maybe from the cold. I asked her, “Do you live far? If you want, I can walk with you.”

At first, she seemed a little shy, but then she said yes. “It’s not far, just a couple of streets away,” she told me with a small smile.

We walked together, and on the way, she told me she lived alone and her children lived far away. She said she always tried to do things by herself, even if it was hard sometimes. When we got to her door, she kept thanking me so much that I didn’t even know what to say anymore. Before going inside, she said, “It’s not just about the groceries. It’s because you stopped to help me. You made me feel less alone.”

Her words stayed in my head. I didn’t do anything special, but for her, it meant a lot. And, in some way, it meant a lot to me too. It made me understand that stopping for someone costs nothing, but it can really make a difference.

It takes so little to be kind.

Since that day, I’ve made it a point to check on her whenever I can, I pass by her house occasionally, just to see how she’s doing and say hello to her because I remember how scared she looked in that.I sometimes I stop to chat with her for a minute, just to make sure everything is alright.Even if I don't know her well, I care a lot about her.

However, I often wonder if she remembers me at all. I don’t think she does after all, it was just one of those things that happen in the blink of an eye. But even though she may not remember the incident, I feel good knowing that I was there for her when she needed someone. It’s a small gesture, but I think it’s important to look out for others, even in unexpected situations.

“You remind me of my grandchildren, so happy and full of life!”

We talked a little, and before she got off, she took out a small bag of candies and gave it to us.

“Here, girls, just a little treat,” she said.

Her kind gesture made us smile and reminded us how nice it is to share a lit

My mom was holding my hand but probably it slipped away and I started to wander the shop by myself. After a while I realized that I lost her and I started to look around all worried and I probably even started to cry. One of the cashiers noticed me and asked me if everything was all right I obviously told him no and asked him if he knew where my mom could have be he looked around and when he Didn't see her he gave me a little toy car and took me to the register where we found my mother looking all stressed finally relieved once she saw me, I can't describe ho thankful I am to that man

"Sure", i replied. After few minutes we talked a little. She was very kind and sweet.

She asked me that had two nephews and that one of them had my same age.

The bus arrived at my stop and the woman got out with me because she live in my grandparents' village.

She also know my grandmother.

We arrived at her home and she asked me that i am a very kind person too.

That meeting made my day better.

"Don’t worry," she said. "Here’s what we’ll do, I’ll talk to the staff and figure it out, and you take a deep breath in the meantime." Without waiting for my answer, she walked up to the desk and started talking to the attendant. I was too nervous to follow the conversation, but I could see her gesturing and explaining the situation calmly and clearly. A few minutes later, she came back to me. "They told me your suitcase was sent to the storage area because it arrived with the previous flight," she said. "But don’t worry, I’ll come with you to get it." Together, we went to the baggage storage, and there was my suitcase, safe and with the tag still attached. I felt so relieved. I thanked her a thousand times, but she just smiled. "No need to thank me. You’re young, it’s normal to feel lost. We all need a little help sometimes." That woman disappeared into the crowd shortly after, but I will never forget her gesture. Not only did she help me find my suitcase, but she also taught me that, even in moments of panic, there’s always someone willing to lend a hand.

“I think you need this more than I do,” he said with a big, bright smile. I was taken aback by his kindness and gently took the car from his hand. His simple gesture, full of innocence and warmth, instantly lifted my spirits. As the bus arrived, I couldn’t help but smile, feeling grateful for such a small but meaningful act of kindness.

As I walked closer, I saw that she was looking around for help. I stopped and asked her, “Do you need help?” She told me she was trying to find her daughter’s house, but she couldn’t remember the exact address. She explained that she was new in the city and didn’t know the streets very well.

While she was talking, I remembered seeing a house with the name she mentioned on the mailbox. I said, “I think I know where it is. Let me walk with you.” She smiled and said, “Thank you, you’re very kind.”

As we were walking, she told me about her family and how happy she was to visit her grandchildren. After a short walk, we arrived at the house. Her daughter was standing outside, looking a little worried. When she saw her mother, she smiled and hugged her.

The old woman thanked me many times before going inside. I felt really happy because I knew I had helped someone. It was a small thing, but it made my day special too.

I was a little embarrassed but also surprised. We didn’t even know each other, but we started talking and she stayed with me until my bus arrived. This action has made my day better.