Repaying the love received after bereavement
Three years earlier, Evan's father had disappeared. In the weeks that followed, many people surrounded the family, each in their own way, without asking for anything in return. The mechanic who had only charged one tire out of two. The neighbor who picked up Evan from school every night. The hairdresser. Mr. Alvarez himself.
Evan, who was only ten years old at the time, had engraved every gesture in his memory. He then took the decision alone to return these acts of generosity one by one. His father often told him that kindness deserves to be returned. When he died, he had left these commitments in abeyance.
