Christmas was coming soon, and many families arranged Christmas decorations in the front yard early, waiting for a happy Christmas. But for a little girl in Sydney, her Christmas had not even begun to be ruined because her favorite Christmas decorations-two in the front yard, beautiful and glowing Christmas reindeer-had been stolen! Yeah!
However, the subsequent reversal of the plot but let Xiao Wei feel a little inexplicable moved.
The little girl`s name is Chiara Velardi, 9 years old. She lives in Sydney.
Not long ago, she and her parents set up Christmas decorations in their front yard, including her two favorite Santa Claus reindeer. When the lights light up at night, the two reindeer will also emit white light, beautiful!
But one morning she got up to see the front yard, and suddenly panicked, because the two reindeer did not see, see!
She ran away to tell her mother and father. Dad looked at the surveillance footage he had installed and found that the reindeer had been stolen.
According to surveillance, the first night around 11:00, a car parked in front of her home. Then a man got out of the car, broke into her front yard, picked up two reindeer and ran away.
Running too quickly, the thief broke the reindeer`s neck.
Seeing her reindeer stolen, the little girl cried sadly!
In an interview with 7 news, the little girl said she was looking forward to Christmas, but she was ruined.
The little girl also said to the man who stole her reindeer, "you should never do this again. You should apologize to my parents and me!"
Unexpectedly, the little girl`s words really came in exchange for the thief`s apology!
A friend of the thief was said to have identified the reindeer thief as his friend from a security video broadcast on television and encouraged her to apologize to the little girl.
The guilty thief obeyed his friend`s advice and really sent a sincere apology to the little girl.
The letter reads as follows:
"the little girl I ruined for Christmas:
I`m so sorry I stole your reindeer.
I didn`t mean to. I was drunk and had no idea what I was doing.
Your reindeer is really beautiful. Don`t be afraid to put on more lights because of it.
I hope this letter will make you a bit.
Once again, I sincerely apologize to you.
I promise I won`t do anything like this again.
I hope you are safe and happy for Christmas! "
The "a thief" also attached two $50 to the letter to make up for the girl`s loss.
The little girl`s father said, "although I think he apologized because of the media attention, but now that he has apologized to my daughter and looks very sincere, I accept their apology." That`s the end of it. "
Fortunately, the little girl accepted their apology. But the family said that Christmas decorations in the yard would be put into the house every night.
"you have to guard against it, because it`s very likely that someone else will do it."
Don`t say it, it is!
Christmas lights from a long Island family in the front yard were also stolen last Tuesday.
The angry family posted a post on Facebook and posted the surveillance footage online.
After seeing it, the thief was very ashamed and sent a handwritten apology to the family saying, "I didn`t mean it, I didn`t think of it at all."
