In my entire life I have made various senior citizen. Among of them. I would like to talk about a uh. Grocery shopkeeper. He is a uh. 16 years old. As far as two years ago. Remember one day I went to Daga uh. For my personal work. I reach Komlafur ra station. And then I want a cake because I am so hungry. It’s almost 100 kilometer journey. That’s why I want a cake. Or also like water to travel. Long journey. Then I saw a grocery shop. And I went. Go here. Went here and uh. Order a cake. Then I saw my pocket and my wallet are missing. I’m shocked. I’m very shocked. And the shopkeeper say what happened? I say my wallet are missing. Then the shopkeeper uh. Told me. Come here, come in the. Come in the here. Come into here. And say. And give. Gave me a cake. And I watch her. Then. Uh. I always thinking. I also. I thinking because. How. How I went. How. When got to. How I got to house. Because I have no money. Um. Then uh. When see my face shopkeeper she said. He said what happened? I say I go to my home because. But I not enough. I lost my wallet. How I got go to ah. Home. Then shopkeeper gave me a 2000 taka taka. And say. Any days you give my money. I give my money. And he saved my number. And he called me four or five times because he said you reach the home. But yes.
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In my entire life, I have met various senior citizens. Among them, I would like to talk about a grocery shopkeeper. He is 16 years old. As far as two years ago, I remember one day I went to Daga for my personal work. I reached Komlafur station, and then I wanted a cake because I was so hungry. It was almost a 100-kilometer journey, so I wanted a cake and also some water for the long trip. Then I saw a grocery shop, and I went in to order a cake. Then I checked my pocket and realized my wallet was missing. I was shocked. The shopkeeper asked what happened, and I told him my wallet was missing. Then the shopkeeper told me to come in and gave me a cake. I was amazed. I kept thinking about how I would get home because I had no money. When the shopkeeper saw my face, he asked again what happened. I said I wanted to go home, but I had lost my wallet and didn’t know how I would get home. Then the shopkeeper gave me 2000 taka and said I could pay him back later. He saved my number and called me four or five times to check if I reached home. I was very grateful for his kindness.
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