The mother of a child from the United States who had broken his leg went to the toy store in the hope that she would find a toy that would make him feel better given the suffering the child was going through. While looking for the right toy for the little boy, she noticed something strange among the shelves. A note was taped to a toy. When she read what was written on the note, she was shocked and burst into tears.
A woman named Bonita Ortega had a very strange event on the afternoon of a normal day.
Having gone to the toy store to look for a suitable one for her son, she had an extraordinary event that will remind her for the rest of her life how important life is.
The 2-year-old boy named Nixon went out to play and suffered a dislocation in his right leg, which turned out to be a rupture.
He was sitting in the house and not moving much because his leg was plastered. Hoping to cheer him up a little, his mother thought of buying him a new toy. He didn’t stop to think and immediately went to the local toy store. Nixon was very attracted to the movie Cars at the time, and his mother went straight to the Cars-themed toy district.
Looking through the shelves for the right toy, he saw an envelope glued to one of the toys. When he approached and looked at the envelope, he could not believe what he was writing. On the envelope was written a message in which the person who put the envelope asked the one who would find him to use the money in the envelope to buy a toy in memory of their son named Henry who would have turned 4 years old on March 2, 2017.
Bonita could not believe what was written and immediately looked through the store to see if the person who left the envelope was there.
Unfortunately, the person in question was not there, so he decided to buy a special toy in honor of Henry, the son of those who left the envelope. She bought a very nice garage with a Cars theme that she took to her son. He fell in love with the toy and the woman posted a chance on Facebook in the hope that Henry’s parents would see the post.