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他努力地看着我，对我微微一笑。
“感激的是，我得救了。
我的朋友救了我，使我没做那种可怕的傻事。”
当这个帅气、受欢迎的男孩讲述了他最脆弱的时刻时，我听到人群中一片惊讶声。
我看到他的父母在看我，并同样感激地对我微笑着。
直到那一刻，我才真正意识到那个微笑的意义。
永远不要低估你行为的力量。
你不经意间的一个小举动也许会改变一个人的命运。
无论福祸，上帝让我们介入彼此的生活，并以某种方式影响着对方。
从他人的身上去寻找上帝的影子。
正如你所知，“当我们的翅膀受伤不能飞翔时，朋友就是天使，会将我们扶起，让我们明白如何飞翔。
Oneday，whenIwasafreshmaninhighschool，IsawakidfrommyclasswaswalkinghomefromsewasKyle.Itlookedlikehewasgallofhisbooks.Ithoughttomyself，“WhywouldanyhomeallhisbooksonaFriday？Hemustreallybeanerd.”
Ihadquiteaweekeiesandafootballgamewithmyfriendstomorrowafternoon），sedmyshouldersaon.
AsIwaswalking，IsawabunchtowardhiTheyranathim，knogallhisbooksoutofhisarmsandtrippinghimsohelahedirt.Hisglasseswentflying，andIsawthemlandinthegrassabouttefromhiHelookedupandIsawtheterriblesadnessinhiseyes.MyheartwentouttohiSo，Ijoggedovertohimandashecrawledaroundllasses，Isawtearsinhiseyes.AsIhandedhimhisglasses，Isaid，“Thoseguysarejerks.Theyreallyshouldbepunished.”
Helookedatmeandsaid，“Hey，thanks！”
Therewasabigsmileowasohosesmilesthatshratitude.
Ihelpedhimpickuphisbooks，andaskedhimwherehelived.Asittur，helivednearme，soIaskedhimwhyIhadneverseenhimbefore.Hesaidhehadgooprivateschoolbeforenow.Iwouldhaveneverhungoutrivateschoolkidbefore.Wetalkedallthewayhome，andIeofhisbooks.Heturobeaprettycoolkid.Iaskedhimifhelayalittlefootballwithmyfriends.Hesaidyes.WehungoutallweekendandthemottokhemoreIlikedhim，ahoughtthesameofhi
MdtherewasKylewiththehugestackofbooksagain.Istoppedhimandsaid，“Bonnareallybuildsomeseriousmuscleswiththispileofbookseveryday！”
Hejustlaughedandhahebooks.Overthefouryears，Kyleafriends.ereseothinkaboutcollege.KyledeGeetown，andIwasgoihataysbefriend，thatthemileswouldneverbeaprobleHewasgoior，andIwasgoingforbusinessonafootballscholarship.
Kylewasvalediofourclass.Iteasedhimallthetimeaboutbeingaoprepareaspeechfraduation.Iwassogladitwasogetupthereandspeak.Graduationday，IsawKyle.Helookedgreat.Hewasohoseguysthatreallyfoundhimselfduringhighschool.Hefilledoutandactuallylookedgoodinglasses.HehadmoredatesthanIhadandallthegirlslovedhiBoy，sometimesIwasjealous.Todaywasohosedays.Icouldseethathewasnervousabouthisspeeackedhimonthebadsaid，“Hey，bigguy，you’llbegreat！”
Helookedatmewithohoselratefulone）ahanks.”
hesaid.
&edhisspeech，heclearedhisthroat，andbegan，“Graduationisatimetothankthosewhohelpedyoumakeitthroughthosetoughyears.Ourparents，ourteachers，s，maybeaostlyourfriends.IamheretotellallofyouthatbeiosomeogiftyougivetheIamgoingtotellyouastory.”
Ijustlookedatmyfriendwithdisbeliefashetoldthestoryofthefirstdaywemet.Hehadplaokillhimselfovertheweekealkedofhowhehadedouthislowouldlaterandwasghisstuffhome.Helookedhardatmealesmile.“Thankfully，Iwassaved.Myfriendsavedmefromdoingtheunspeakable.”
&hegaspghthecrowdasthishandsome，popularboytoldusallabouthisweakestmoment.IsawhisMomandDadlookingatmeandsmilingthatsamegratefulsmile.NotuntilthatmomentdidIrealizeitsdepth.ethepowerofyouras.Withonesmallgestureyougeapersoerodputsusalliher’slivestoimpaotherinsomeway.Lodinothers.Asyousee，“Friendsareangelswholiftustoourfeetwhenshavetroublerememberinghowtofly.”
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