I said “Goodbye, Dad” at his grave and started making my way out of the cemetery.

On my way, I noticed an elderly woman standing near a freshly dug grave. She looked lost, and her dark glasses and cane made it clear that she was blind.

“Excuse me,” I said gently. “Do you need any help?”

“If it’s not too much trouble, I’d really appreciate if you could walk me home,” she replied. Of course, I couldn’t say no.

As we walked, I learned her name was Kira. She was 67 and had just buried her husband a few days earlier. Her sons had dropped her off at the cemetery, saying they’d be back in 30 minutes. She waited there for over two hours, and they never returned. Honestly, I was furious hearing how they’d left their own mother like that.

I took Kira home, helped her inside, and even stayed for a cup of tea before leaving with a promise that she could call me anytime for help.

But the next morning, my day started with a sh0ck. Loud banging on my door woke me up. Groggy, I opened it to find two men, around 25 and 35, standing there.

“THAT’S HER! SHE WAS WITH OUR MOTHER YESTERDAY! SHE WAS IN OUR HOUSE!” one of them yelled.

A police officer stepped forward calmly and asked, “Good morning, ma’am. Did you, by any chance, spend time with a blind woman named Kira yesterday?” Full story in comment⬇️

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