Caution – this post may make you bawl like a baby.
It’s hard to make someone cry, unless if it’s related to something cute, amazing, or touching.
This is one of those rare cases where you might need an entire box of tissues to stop tears from falling from your face.
A Twitter user, Lucie , said that her mother was worried about putting their dog down. One of her students wrote a heartwarming letter to console her.
Touched and amazed, she shared the photos of the letter on Twitter and was surprised to see the amount of concern her students had about her.
Her tweet read the following:
“Mum’s been so upset about the dog being put to sleep and stressing about having to go back into school today, and she got this from a wee boy in her class”
Scroll down to see the contents of the letter!
This boy was certainly raised in the right way by his parents.
In fact, he’s pretty clever to come up with a poem that spells “CHARLIE” out with the front alphabets.
I mean, how awesome is that?!
It’s also enough to melt even the coldest hearts. Twitter netizens were so touched by this letter they responded to Lucie’s tweet.
— ❤️⚡️Jess⚡️❤️ (@LittlePink_Blog) February 20, 2018
Oh my God…. that is a good boy, what a good, sweet child! And RIP Charlie!
— Mrs Alabama worley (@MimiVonPeach) February 20, 2018
So lovely. What a thoughtful little boy ❤️
— Duchess of Langley (@Rodgie79) February 20, 2018
C compassionate
A adorable
L lovely
L little
U unbelievable
M man— Bacon Snork (@baconsnork) February 20, 2018
@roisinbinning @klerbinning pic.twitter.com/YZPUKNuvSW
— erin (@mommunism_) February 20, 2018
made me emotional, this little one sums up the fear we all have of saying nothing about loss or saying the wrong thing, #NobelPrizeplease
— Imelda Finnerty (@blisswords) February 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/f0urwallss/status/966054699404165120
— Chaubuddy C (@JaysenC) February 20, 2018
Callum, you’re a complete hero and your teacher knows it
— Liz Dive (@liz_dive) February 20, 2018
— notgavin (@notgavin) February 20, 2018
I'm tearing up and I didn't know Charlie.
— Jane (@Poeia) February 20, 2018
— Lorelei King (@LoreleiKing) February 20, 2018
https://twitter.com/theartisanhull/status/966053897365270535
