The Good Samaritan Book Novels & Stories

"This evening, half an hour ago, Mr President's Exclusive Chef, Samantha George rescued a four year old child from an accident with a truck ....at this time..." Sophie immediately frowned. "This Samantha, don't you think it's stupid of you to just rush over and save someone? What if she was hit by a car?" ..... ..... . Dear readers, please endeavor to drop a comment after every read. Also please click on the love sign at the top of the book details to add my book to your library so that you can continue to get an update.. Thank you so much for reading my book, Next update will come so soon.

She quickly went in front of the car, making it stop just few inches from hitting her. "Hey! Do you want to die?" The driver asked, angrily. "My friend... My friend just got into an accident and the person who hit him ran away. Please help him," Sam cried. "A hit and run case?" The man asked with widened eyes. Sam nodded. "- stop crying, I will help him." The good Samaritan said and got down from his car and went to Arjun's aid. He managed to carry him into the car. Sam also hopped in and he sped off to the hospital. They arrived at the hospital in no time and Sam thanked the man wholeheartedly before he left.

Samantha was touched by the kind words and curious about the gift. She opened the box and found a beautiful book about the power of kindness. She smiled as she read the inscription on the inside cover: "To Samantha, the kindest person I know. With love and gratitude, from the social worker." Samantha put the book down and took a moment to reflect on everything that had happened. She felt grateful for her sister's progress and thankful for the support of the social worker. But most of all, she felt grateful for the power of kindness. In the end, it was kindness that had made all the difference. She realized that no matter how difficult things got, kindness would always prevail.

I want to ask something genuinely, so please answer it. There is nothing serious, it is my frequent madness, nothing more. 🙈🤣 What about a teaser of this book. I was planning to make a teaser, but I am puzzled. And finally, I made a teaser.. But forget to upload. I am going to upload it. Okay, I need to ask you one thing. Can you imagine Samaira in this book going to temple daily and giving prasad to everyone with a happy face. She is even making kheer to everyone and uncountable poojas. Can you imagine or not?

That morning when Emma woke up, she grabbed the book Sam had gifted her and began reading. "I now see why Gideon keeps investing in bars. " Emma muttered to herself. Gideon! she said in her mind and immediately remembered him. She thought about New York. She knew she missed the place and needed to see her parents. She will go there right after building her empire she thought and continued reading the book. Sam woke up that morning and made his way to Emma's room. He knocked on her door and she invited him in. He pushed the door open and smiled at Emma who was reading the business book he gifted her earlier.

Becker delved into the assortment of books on the shelf, and Sammy waited for the system to boot, meanwhile going to the back room and finding the book he ordered - the orders were stored separately. When she left, she found that Becker was waiting for her at the cash register. "Here's your order," Sammy placed the edition in front of him. - Sign, please, in receipt ... Did you find what you were looking for now? "Thank you, Samantha," Becker nodded, pushing his order towards him. “I didn’t, but perhaps so much the better.” Stories are usually well received by ear. - What are you about? Sammy didn't understand. Becker sighed and beckoned her to the visitor's bench.

"If you think you were right to park on the spot you parked your car, then come with me.Let me show you how wrong you are" Samantha looked at him, wondering who this hard headed man was. She scoffed at him, shook her head and said. "Fine, show me how wrong I was to have Parked there. Lead the way" she said, standing up from her seat. As Samantha stood up from her seat, she placed the book she had been reading on the table and it caught the gentleman's attention. He read out the book's title so loud that everyone in the coffee shop turned to look at them

“I believe everything will have a consequence, whether it is good or bad. I believe when we do good, then goodness will return to us. However, if we do bad things, we will pay for it too.” Samuel said nothing. He carried Amy and brought her to their bed. After kissing her lips, he looked her in the eye. “No matter what will happen, I will always take care of you, my sweet. Don’t worry about anything else. I will protect you.” He kissed her forehead. “Anyone who is good to you, I will repay them, so is the bad one. They will learn that hurting you means hurting me too.” Amy snuggled her head into Samuel’s chest. She kissed her chest and rubbed his jaw. Then she gasped.

Samuel said "So, if donating to charity doesn't make me a good person, what does?" "Treating people with respect," Samuel stated firmly. "Oh, please, you can't judge my character based on our interaction." Samuel raised his voice, cutting through the room's silence, "I'm not talking about our interaction."

Samaira was listening to everything they were talking about. She looked towards Abhimaan with extreme respect in her eyes. His back was facing her, they stood up and left. Abhimaan turned to her. He saw her still standing by the door and walked to her. Samaira didn't realize when he came in front of her. She was thinking about his words, what he said to the officer. He is such a good human being. A good citizen! "Maa was right, her son is Gem." She thought. The way he handled her in her worst time, she won't ever forget this. He was there for her when she needed him. He was there to save her. He trusted her without even asking a single question.