An eight-year-old boy saved a child from a locked car, causing him to be late for class and get scolded β but soon something unexpected happened π’π’
The eight-year-old boy was running down the street, hurrying to school. He was late for math class and was already imagining how the teacher, with her stern face, would scold him again β either for being late or for an unclear answer. He couldnβt stand those moments of humiliation. And today, on top of that, the elevator wasnβt working, making him even later.
βSheβs going to yell againβ¦ say Iβm lazy againβ¦β he thought as he hurriedly crossed the street.
Suddenly, his eyes fell on a gray car parked by the roadside. In the passenger seat sat a small child, about the same age as his brother. The child was crying, pounding on the glass with his fists, and calling for help in a hoarse voice. His cheeks were red, and his breathing was uneven. Inside the car, it was obviously sweltering. Around him, there wasnβt a single adult.
The boy froze. Two feelings battled inside him: fear of being late for an important class β and horror for the little child, who was clearly getting worse. He thought of his brother: βWhat if it were my brother and no one helped him?..β
Without hesitating another second, he grabbed a heavy stone from the ground and struck the glass with all his strength. The glass shattered, and the alarm went off. He reached inside and carefully pulled the crying child out.
Minutes later, a woman ran up β the childβs mother. Her face was full of tears and terror. The boy quickly explained what had happened. The woman, holding her son close, thanked him over and over again.
And he, wiping his hands on his shirt, simply sighed and continued on β to school. On the way, he only thought about what to say to the teacher.
As expected, the teacher greeted him with loud indignation:
β Late again! How many times is this! Iβm calling your parents to school!
β But Iβ¦ β he began, but the words caught in his throat.
β I donβt care what you were doing out there. How many times have I told you not to be late for my class? Sit down, and tomorrow I expect you with your parents.
The boy sat in his seat, but at that moment something unexpected happened π±π’ Watch: [in comment] – Made with AI