Jane’s cherished vase arrived shattered, prompting her to catch the culprit behind her battered parcels. Moving into their dream house, everything seemed perfect except for their consistently damaged packages. Frustrated after receiving a smashed box of shoes and a shattered vase, Jane decided to take action. She and her husband Mark installed a security camera, which revealed a young courier carelessly tossing packages onto their porch.

Determined to teach him a lesson, Jane devised a plan involving a box labeled “Cold Water” that would spray paint when opened. Her daughter, Lily, suggested a kinder approach, but Jane was adamant about her scheme.

The next day, the courier gently placed the new package on the porch and opened the trap box, expecting a spray of paint. Instead, he found a cold bottle of water and a note reading, “Quench your thirst, please take some water!” The courier smiled, drank the water, and left their package intact.

Astonished, Jane discovered that Lily had replaced the paint mechanism with the bottle of water. Realizing the power of kindness, Jane hugged Lily, acknowledging that her daughter’s compassionate approach was far more effective. From that day forward, their packages arrived in perfect condition, and the courier even left thank-you notes occasionally.

Jane learned that while revenge might bring satisfaction, kindness creates lasting change. The courier’s behavior improved, and their situation was resolved, all thanks to Lily’s simple act of kindness.