Bus Driver Saves Girl of 5 in Snowstorm, Learns Her Mom Is Unconscious after Accident a Mile Away – Story of the Day

A bus driver rushing to a city on a stormy evening rescues a little girl who tells him her mom is unconscious a mile away. Little does he know how soon his kindness will come back to him.

Amidst the frigid gusts accompanying the heavy snowfall and thick layers of ice on the road, David was rushing to get to the city. He couldn’t believe that he’d been driving all the way there with the cracked windshield and had no idea how long it would take him.

But David had little choice. He was heading there for a job interview as he needed a second job to be able to afford a lawyer for his teenage son, Brian, who was innocent and a victim of a frame-up.

Brian was always a good kid, and David knew he’d never do anything wrong. To save his son, David risked his life and decided to drive miles away in a snowstorm to another city where the interview was.

However, as he approached the intersection, David abruptly came to a halt. He looked out the window and saw a tiny silhouette walking towards the lamppost on the road amidst the heavy snow.

As the tiny figure came into view, David realized it was a little girl who appeared terrified and paralyzed with fear. There were no strangers around her, and she soon sat under the light, sobbing uncontrollably.

David knew he’d most likely miss the interview, but he couldn’t leave the young girl alone on the deserted street in the heavy snowstorm, so he got off his bus and approached her.

“Hello, little miss? Are you ok? What are you doing here alone?” he asked, and she looked up at him, scared.

“It’s just so… mommy is in danger! Mommy is not answering! Ca–can you please help us?”

“Oh, of course, of course… What happened to your hand, by the way?” he asked, noticing it was bruised.

“Mommy and I,” she sniffed, “were coming home from Ganma’s house, and the car… it just crashed. Mommy is just so hurt, and I am so scared and so cold!”

“Jesus!” David took off his coat and placed it around the girl’s shoulders. “Can you take me to your mommy, sweetheart?” he asked. “I can call the ambulance and help her.”

The little girl nodded. “I think she’s that way…” she replied, pointing her finger away.

“I got my bus parked right here. Let’s get in there, honey. It’s freezing here! You can tell me the directions while I drive, alright?” he told her.

“Ok,” said the little girl with a nod.

So, after rescuing Mia, 5, from the snowstorm, David took her to his...