Bev, a working mom to twin boys, often found herself exhausted from balancing work, parenting, and household chores. After a particularly draining day, she woke up to find her kitchen spotless and her boys’ lunchboxes packed, tasks she had intended to tackle herself. Puzzled and grateful, Bev wondered who could have done it.
Juggling work and caring for six-year-old twins Jake and Liam had become overwhelming. That night, tired beyond measure, Bev had resigned herself to leaving chores for the morning. The next morning, as Bev shuffled into the kitchen, she stopped short in amazement. Everything was immaculate, lunchboxes ready on the counter. Her boys, rubbing sleepy eyes, were delighted with the surprise.
Concerned yet thankful, Bev investigated and found Alex, a homeless man she once helped, quietly cleaning. Moved by his gratitude and desire to repay her kindness, Bev insisted he use the door from then on. Alex became a regular helper and friend, easing Bev’s load and becoming part of their routine.
