I Stood Up for an Elderly Woman with a Dog at the Grocery Store When Security Tried to Kick Her Out – That Same Evening, 5 SUVs Showed Up Outside My House

“Is there a problem now?” I asked the guard. “We’re paying customers, after all.”

“Just make sure she doesn’t cause any trouble, ma’am,” he said, shrugging as he backed away.

“Neither of us do,” I said, leading her toward the small coffee area in the back of the store.

“What’s her name?” Max asked the older woman, still holding the dog’s paw.

“Ellie,” she whispered.

“She’s usually braver and happier than this.”

“She’s allowed to be scared, and cold,” Max said.

The older woman walked with slow, careful steps. I knew her joints were probably aching from the cold. I noticed the way her grip stayed tight on the dog, but her free hand trembled slightly at her side.

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