Open a drawer and showed me the box where he held his savings.
There was nothing inside.
— I also used all my birthday money.
— All?
He nodded his head.
— And I also sold my PlayStation along with the games.
I saw him in amazement.
The wheelchair of the disabled had cost $1,400.
To pay, he had given up the guitar, every dollar he had saved and from his game console.
— Julian, why would you sacrifice all these things?
His answer filled my eyes with tears.
— When I grow up, I can buy another guitar. But the Top needs a wheelchair that can really use today.
Later that evening, he told me that he had already bought the cart and had set the delivery date.
He wanted Maya and her family to take it as a surprise.
I went to bed feeling more proud than ever for my son.
I thought his generosity was the most unexpected thing that could happen that week.
