The lucky man

Once upon a time, there lived a man called John Walker in the village of Billbury in the UK. He was a placid man who was a personage of the village, but had faltered in the past years because the people were forgetting him because of the faults he made. He wanted to correct his decorum to rebuild his popularity. One day, he was riding his sorrel mare to meet his friend who lived in Cardiff, a nearby village.

When he was on the way, he found a man who needed a ride till Bristol. So, John decided to give him a ride. The man was none other than Jesus Christ himself who came in the form of the man. John jutted along his horse to give space for the man, when the man ferreted out to give John a myriad of coins for helping him. But John clasped him back and ejaculated to refuse. John stormily refused the coins. Although he was in an ordeal. He made a reconcile statement and told the man to sit and took him to Bristol. The man stood on the road and smiled. John left for his friend’s home and told him the story and the man’s vivacity of a god’s. The friend was shocked and told him that it was none other than the Lord Jesus. At first, John was shocked too, but he was happy because he was blessed by the lord. From that day on, he lived happily ever after.

   

Abhinav G - 9I