On Valentine’s Day, I Performed CPR on a Homeless Man – the Next Day, a Limo Arrived at My House with My Name on It

On Valentine’s Day, I Performed CPR on a Homeless Man – the Next Day, a Limo Arrived at My House with My Name on It

“Murray from the dumpster.”

He huffed a laugh. “Fair. I’m Murray.”

I didn’t take his hand. “Murray from the dumpster.”

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He winced. “Yes.”

“Why are you here?”

“Can I explain? And if you still tell me to get lost, I will.”

“And I found you in an alley.”

He didn’t step closer. That mattered.

“I’m an heir. Family estate. We have more money than I could ever need. My last living parent died last week. I flew in for the funeral, landed late, and decided I could walk two blocks to my hotel.”

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“And I found you in an alley.”

He nodded. “I got robbed. They took everything. I chased them, got hit, woke up in that alley.”

“So why are you here?”

“So you were ‘trash’ for a night,” I said, hating the word as it left my mouth.

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