I remember one time after school, my father didn't come to pick me up for a long time. I had no choice but to walk to my cousin's house. When I arrived at my cousin's door, I knocked on the door and found my cousin was not at home. I thought for a while and decided to call the store. I went to a small shop and said to the shopkeeper, "I want to make a phone call." The shopkeeper kindly replied, "Well, then you can call." After the phone call, I felt in my pocket and found that I didn't have any money with me. I began to cry at once. At this time, I was found by an aunt who was shopping in a small shop. He secretly helped me pay the phone bill. Ten minutes later, my father came and he wanted to give the shopkeeper fifty cents. The shopkeeper said that he had been paid by an aunt. Just when my father was ready to thank my aunt, she had already gone away.
When I got home, I felt a little sad. Why does this unknown aunt have to pay the phone bill? If I had waited at the school gate, this would not have happened. After a long time, my heart can't be calm. I once saw a public service advertisement and wrote the following sentence at the end: "Help others." I finally know why. As long as you help others, but it is not necessarily a big deal, such as borrowing a pencil, you will feel very happy to see others get your help.
I also want to be a good helper in the future.