Elderly Man in Bus Hands Crying Woman Flowers, Then Goes to Cemetery and Vanishes — Story of the Day

Today’s story is about a man who hands over the flowers he intended for his wife’s grave to a crying woman and how she returns his generosity in a kind manner.

Michael and Adele had been happily married for 63 years when a terrible car accident separated them. It was a cold evening, and the couple was driving home from their granddaughter’s birthday party when they were hit by a car coming from the opposite direction.

Michael was lucky enough to have survived the collision, but Adele left for her heavenly abode before she could even get to the hospital.

Adele lost her life in an accident | Photo: Shutterstock

Adele lost her life in an accident | Photo: Shutterstock

Michael was devastated after Adele left him, and since that fateful day, he has visited her every weekend. Every Sunday, the elderly man would get up at 8:00 a.m., dress up for a date with his beloved wife, buy her a bouquet of her favorite wildflowers, and walk to the nearest bus stop.

The man was in his late 80s, and ever since that tragic car accident, he had been unable to recover from the trauma preferring to take the bus to all of his destinations.

One day, while on the bus on his way to visit his wife, his attention was instantly drawn to a woman who was sobbing uncontrollably. She was in her mid-twenties and she reminded him of his daughter.

Out of concern, he decided to approach her. “Hey, are you okay?” he inquired gently.

Michael noticed her eyes were bright red as she looked up. She appeared upset, and the puffiness under her eyes suggested she had been crying a lot.

The woman was crying inconsolably when Michael saw her | Photo: Pexels

The woman was crying inconsolably when Michael saw her | Photo: Pexels

“Oh, no! I’m fine,” she said quickly, wiping her tears away. Michael could tell something wasn’t right by her distraught expression, so he inquired gently, “Do you mind if I take a seat here? I know it’s none of my business, but talking about it may make you feel better.”

The woman, teary-eyed, looked up at him and finally nodded. As Michael took a seat, he noticed she kept staring at the bouquet of flowers in his hands. “Do you like these flowers as well? These are my wife’s favorite flowers. I’m meeting her today!”

Just then, the woman burst out crying once more. Perplexed at her reaction, Michael apologized. “I’m sorry, but did I say something wrong?”

“No, it’s not...