A bike, and a great way to pass on
Back at the restaurant, Cal jokingly warned him that if he did it again with the envelopes, he would retire twice. Evan smiled — really smiled — for the first time in a long time, and put his money in his own pocket.
He finally bought his bike. One afternoon in the park, he helped a little boy put his chain back on. When the father wanted to pay him, Evan thought for a moment, "Do this favor to someone else when the opportunity arises." *
Values that truly touch the heart never need to be explained to stand the test of time.
