One day, a woman named Sarah was rushing to catch a train to visit her family for a holiday. She was already running late and had a lot on her mind. As she reached the train station, she realized she had forgotten her wallet at home, and she didn't have enough money for the ticket.

Feeling anxious and on the verge of tears,  I approached her and asked what was wrong. Sarah explained her predicament, feeling embarrassed about her forgetfulness. Without hesitation, I offered to pay for her train ticket. I told her not to worry and said I understood that everyone has their moments of forgetfulness.

Sarah was overwhelmed with gratitude for this act of kindness from a complete stranger as I am the stranger for her. She accepted my offer, promising to repay him once she returned from her trip. I not only paid for her ticket but also I gave her some extra cash for emergencies during her journey.

 It reminded her that there are kind and compassionate people in the world willing to help others in times of need, even when they are strangers.

Acts of kindness like this one serve as powerful reminders of the goodness that exists in the world, and they inspire others to pay it forward, creating a ripple effect of positivity and compassion.

So this was the experience for me and I feel Helping others give better experience…