The bus ride started like any other for Molly White—until two drunk teens began mocking her. “Pay for two seats!” they sneered, poking at her. The other passengers looked away, but one man didn’t.
Tom Carter, homeless and weary, had lost everything—his wife, his home, even his daughter. But when he saw Molly being bullied, he stepped in. “Walk away,” he told the teens, his voice quiet but firm. They did.
Grateful, Molly invited him home. Over pie, she learned his story—and made a call. Her son needed help on his farm. Within weeks, Tom had a job, a roof over his head, and hope. Six months later, he had his daughter back.
Sometimes, the people who seem down on their luck are the ones who lift others up.
