The Kind Baker

The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air as Mrs. Jenkins, a kind old baker, opened her shop each morning. Her pastries were legendary, but it was her kindness that truly drew people in. Every day, she would give away a free pastry to a child who came in with their parents. She would always have a warm smile and a kind word for everyone who walked through her door. One day, a young boy named Timmy came into the shop with his mother. Timmy was shy and had never been to a bakery before. He was mesmerized by the colorful pastries and the sweet smell. Mrs. Jenkins noticed Timmy's wide eyes and offered him a free cookie. Timmy's face lit up, and he shyly took the cookie. As Timmy and his mother left the shop, Timmy turned back to Mrs. Jenkins and said, "Thank you for the cookie, Mrs. Jenkins. It was the best cookie I've ever had!" Mrs. Jenkins smiled and said, "You're welcome, Timmy. Come back anytime." Timmy's mother was touched by Mrs. Jenkins' kindness. She told Timmy, "Mrs. Jenkins is a very special lady. She always makes people feel happy." From that day on, Timmy and his mother became regulars at Mrs. Jenkins' bakery. They loved her delicious pastries and her kind heart. Mrs. Jenkins' kindness had a ripple effect, spreading joy and warmth throughout the community.