They say true heroes don’t wear capes but appear as everyday people who perform acts of kindness without expecting anything in return. These unsung heroes could be anyone—a neighbor, a coworker, or even a stranger. Their selflessness often leaves a lasting impression, as seen in countless stories of goodness.

One morning, I was abruptly woken by my husband, who urgently asked about my passport. Half-asleep, I muttered that it was in my bag, only to realize I had left my bag at a construction hypermarket the day before. Inside were important items—documents, money, and, of course, my passport. Without my knowledge, the staff at the store found my bag and went above and beyond to locate me. Since I didn’t have a loyalty card, they searched for my husband’s name in the database using my passport. Once they connected the dots, they contacted me, all while I was still fast asleep, blissfully unaware of my loss.

Rushing to the store, I was relieved to find everything intact. The security guard, a kind man with a great sense of humor, returned the bag to me and refused any reward, simply laughing off the situation as “something that happens.” His actions reminded me that goodness still exists in the world, often in the quiet, unassuming deeds of everyday heroes who don’t seek recognition but make a difference nonetheless.