Jamie Wooley, a 16-year-old schoolboy from Axtell, Texas, approached his mother Amy Gordon on the eve of Valentine’s Day and shared his plans to make every girl in his school happy on Valentine’s Day so that no one felt left out.
And the guy decided to do this not with simple valentines’ cards, but rather romantically – to give the girls a flower. In total, 170 girls study at Jamie’s school, from the sixth to the 12th grade – that’s how many flowers the teenager planned to buy.
But there was one problem – flowers, especially during times of high demand – pleasure is not the cheapest, and being a schoolboy, Wooley could not afford to work in order to accumulate enough money to fulfill his idea.
However, the ladies really wanted to please, and so the boy approached the person who could never refuse him – his mother and expressed his categorical “I want” to her. Amy not only agreed to help her son but also felt proud that he was growing up so smart with her.
She ordered the required number of flowers, counted them at home on the floor of the room, and photographed and shared the picture on Facebook.
When your 16-year-old son tells you that he wants to give EVERY girl at school tomorrow a flower to make them feel SPECIAL, you do it.
The next day, a joyful Jamie woke up early, arrived at the main entrance of the school before it opened, placed several buckets of flowers at the door, and began to hand one to each incoming girl.
The schoolgirls were happy because of such an unexpected sign of attention and thanked Wooley for his romantic attitude to life. True, the boy no longer began to tell them that his mother paid for all this splendor.
The post of a proud mother quickly went viral – in three days almost five thousand people shared it and another 2.5 thousand liked it. Many commentators were delighted with the boy’s act and his upbringing.
