Man Shares Sweet Story of How He Helped Lady Who Sells Fruits Outside His Office, Gives Him a Gift in Return

• A man shared a sweet story of how he helped a lady who sold fruits outside his office and then gave him a gift in return
• The woman had disappeared from her usual place of business which prompted the considerate gent to track her down
• Peeps appreciated the loving story and also said that it's the little things that make people happy in life

A selfless man tugged on heartstrings online when he shared a sweet story of how he helped a lady who sells fruits outside his office and then gifted him some fruit in return.

The altruistic tale was told by Jackson Silavwe, an entrepreneur, in a lengthy Facebook post highlighting the endearing friendship the man developed with the delightful vendor.

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The story starts with Jackson detailing how he had not seen the lady outside her office for a while. She enquired with the guards outside, who told him that she was recovering at home after having an operation.

He then contacted her and gave her a small gift while she recovered. She returned outside his office on Jackson's birthday and gifted him some fruit. He ended the story by saying:

"I was and still am greatly moved and humbled by her gesture. She has deeply touched my core. I am very grateful."

Peeps loved the wholesome tale and commended the pair for being so good to each other. See the comments below:

Linda said:

"You planted the seed of love first ❤️"

Nyaguthii Njuguna mentioned:

"It is the little things that count."

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Auma Darya commented:

"It's the little simple thoughts that count!"

Handia Hope posted:

"It's those small things from the needy that matter the most."

Teddy Malupande shared:

"So touching. Real givers don't give out of abundance but from the little that they have. God bless both of you."

Dr. Lebo said:

" you touched me by posting too."

Nancy Chiponde mentioned:

"What we need is love one another. I got alot to say, but I don't trust my English."

Bana Kangwa Zuze commented:

"It's not the value of the gift that matters, it's the spirit behind that gesture. Let love lead!"

Man records people helping truck move fallen load off the road, not looting, fills hearts with hope for Mzansi

In another story, Briefly News previously reported that looting has become a national sport in Mzansi. So, when someone saw people helping a truck with its fallen load instead of taking it, it put a lot of hope in their hearts for the people of South Africa.

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No one will ever forget the tragic looting that took place in KZN and many other parts of SA back in July 2022. Seeing clips like this is what we need to rebuild hope for our beloved country.

Source: Briefly News