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VIRAL | A gesture that has spread around the world. A couple in Hawaii U.S, received an unexpected delivery in early December after a security guard from a local grocery store showed up at the door of his house. Chloe Marino said she was in a hurry to get to the establishment Foodland in the city of Kahului with her 5 month old son Cooper, when she lost her wallet. What happened next would surprise her to this day.

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Fortunately, one of the store’s security guards, Aina Townsend, saw the wallet in a shopping cart and took it to return it to its owner. So after your shift is over, made the effort to pedal the bike for nearly 5km, about an hour uphill, to Marino’s address to return the wallet with his belongings.

“I have lost a wallet before and that is the worst in the world. Just I did what I thought was the right thing to do“Townsend, 22, told the American news network CNN. Marino and her husband, Gray, told the aforementioned publication that they were surprised that Townsend tried so hard to return the wallet she’d lost and help someone she didn’t know.

“At first I was surprised. I didn’t even realize I lost it. He did absolutely everything he could for a complete stranger, which was so great. “Chloe said. Gray was so grateful for the supportive gesture that he decided to share the story on Facebook and called the good deed one Momento Aloha“, according to Marino known in Hawaii as a moment of love.

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“He literally rode his bike to return his wallet”Gray wrote in a post on his Facebook page on Dec. 14. “It was packed with everything that was important to her, including cash. Nothing moved anymore“. Several people from the Kahului Hawaiian community greeted Townsend for his deed, including Greg Gaudet, one of Gray’s friends.

Gaudet organized a fundraiser on the GoFundMe website to raise money to give Townsend the best Christmas present: a car. “There were times in my life when people did things that had a big impact,” Gaudet told CNN. “He deserves it, you know it”Gaudet said of Townsend. “He has worked hard for a long time. He’s a nice guy. He deserves a break “he added.

When Towsend found out they were raising money to buy him a car, he was shocked. “He has been riding a bicycle for five years. Having a car would be like winning the Super Bowl. “, said. “It means a lot. It’s not just about better transport. Now I can do more for my family. That’s the most important part of the picture “Townsend added.