Determined to help, I told the man to wait by the back entrance. We met later, and I took him to lunch, where we talked about life. Little did I know this small act of kindness would change everything.
Not long after, I arrived at the office to find everyone in a frenzy, whispering and clearly panicked. I asked a colleague what was going on, and she told me the shocking news: the owner of the company had passed away, and now no one knew what was going to happen to us or the business.
As if on cue, the elevator doors opened, and out walked a lawyer. My boss, Tom, rushed over, eager to make a good impression, practically throwing himself in the lawyer’s path.
But the lawyer didn’t even glance at him. “I’m not here for small talk,” he said coldly. “I need to see Nancy.” Every head in the office turned to look at me—after all, I was the only Nancy there.
A homeless man enters an office seeking warmth but instead discovers the true nature of those around him. Richard, once a successful businessman, is now homeless after losing everything. He visits his company’s branch, hoping to find kindness from his former mentee, Tom. However, he’s met with disdain.
As Richard waits, a compassionate woman, Nancy, offers him water and insists on helping him, despite the guard’s hostility. After a meal, Richard receives a shocking revelation: he’s dying and has secretly bequeathed the company to Nancy, impressed by her kindness. She becomes the new owner, tasked with leading with compassion, while Tom is fired.
