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As I walk towards the school entrance while thinking about my quizzes, report, and schools fees, I saw a random blond haired, blue eyed guy in his gray Gap sweatshirt waiting for people at the front door of my school. I look at my back and there are a bunch of people hurrying towards their own classrooms. They are probably his friends. As I take my time walking, I noticed the people at my back are not his friends. He is merely holding the door for everyone that passes by. I noticed some people smile back at him, other nods while others do not pay any attention.
They are probably in a hurry. I thought of turning around and find another entrance because I think is plainly awkward. But then, I changed my mind and realized not to make a big deal out of it. As I approached the door, he was already holding the door open for me. It was probably my gloomy mood that he gave me a toothy grin. I was too engrossed in my thoughts to say “thanks” so I gave him a nod and a pat on his back instead.I do not know what the guy is into, maybe he was just tripping around.
I also thought that maybe he was just a genuinely nice guy or that maybe he was conducting a social experiment. He was probably doing a study of how strangers react to the random act of kindness. I mean, who would have done it? I am sure the school administration has the security guards to do that. But anyway, there was a lot of confusion but not so much of misunderstanding. As for me, I got confused at first. I find it awkward but decided there was nothing wrong about it and not to fuss over it.
Most people nodded and smiled at him but there were those who ignored him. They are probably in a hurry. I nodded at him and gave him a pat on his back. It felt really good to be shown kindness and to be able to tell that person you appreciate the kindness evens in deeds.
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