I remember when I was in college, I didn't bring my mobile phone when I went to eat in the canteen. Because my mobile phone was out of power, I put it in the dormitory to charge it, so I took my meal card to the canteen. My aunt in the canteen helped me prepare the meal, but when I took the card to brush it, I found that there was no money on my card. At that time, there were many people who were very embarrassed. I really didn't know what to do at that time, and some people were waiting in line at the back, feeling that I had delayed others' dinner. At that time, the situation was very embarrassing, and I felt blushing and didn't know what to do.

Because you don't swipe your card, my aunt won't let you take the meal away, but because there is no money in the card and you don't pay attention to recharging it, it's very uncomfortable. At this time, I reached out a hand from behind to help me brush the card. I turned my back and saw a beautiful little sister. She smiled and said to me, let me brush it for you. I feel warm-hearted, because she helped me brush the card, so that I wouldn't be so embarrassed, and it didn't affect the students at the back to have lunch.

That little sister is from our school, but I don't know her, because she took the meal card from our school. I feel lucky that she swiped the card for me, otherwise I would be very embarrassed to stand there alone, and my mobile phone was not around at that time, so I couldn't charge the money immediately. Moreover, at that time, my roommates went out to practice driving and get a driver's license, and didn't come out to eat with me, so at that time, they were in a state of isolation and helplessness. I especially thanked her, feeling that she was moved by him and felt that she was a very good person.

I walked to one side after I got my plate. I just thought about waiting for her to come over and ask her for her micro-signal, then adding her and returning the meal money to her, but she kept smiling and told me that it didn't matter. At that time, I felt that she was really nice and warm-hearted. Although we didn't know each other, she saved me from fire and water. At that time, I felt that she was the most beautiful person in the whole canteen. However, I didn't meet her again in the canteen, probably not in the same grade as me, and then the class time was different, so I didn't meet her again, which was a pity. Me? I still want to give her back the meal money and thank her well.