For a year, my neighbor borrowed small amounts of money from me—$50 here, $100 there—always promising to repay me, but she never did. Then one day, she suddenly moved away without saying goodbye, leaving me feeling foolish for ever trusting her. A week later, a lawyer sent me a letter revealing that she had died from cancer and had left me $15,000 in her will, along with a note thanking me for keeping her going when she had nothing. She had been secretly saving every dollar she could to repay me properly. I never knew she was sick, and the realization that her borrowing had never been about taking advantage of me left me in tears for an entire week.READ MORE BELOW
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