Driving down a country road, a man spotted a car parked on the roadside. Beside it sat a woman who looked worried. Sensing she needed help, he decided to pull over.
The woman, at first uneasy about a stranger approaching, had little choice; she couldn’t change the tire herself. She handed him the spare, and he quickly got to work.
Grateful, she offered to pay him, but he declined, saying, “Just remember the name Brian Anderson and pass the kindness on.”
After he left, the woman, touched by his generosity, drove to a nearby diner. Inside, a smiling, visibly pregnant waitress greeted her warmly, despite her apparent exhaustion.
Thinking of Brian’s kindness, the woman left a $100 bill for her lemonade. Before slipping out quietly, she tucked an additional $400 under her napkin with a note: “A kind man helped me today; now I’m helping you.”
The waitress was moved to tears. With her baby due soon, the extra money was a blessing. Later that night, as she settled into bed, she leaned over to her husband, kissed him on the forehead, and whispered, “I love you, Brian Anderson.”
