A little boy wants to send a letter to his deceased father, the Scottish Post replies that his mail has arrived in paradise (photo)

Jase sent his letter "to the postman", asking him to take the precious mail to his father in paradise. A few weeks later, the "Royal Mail", the Scottish Post, replied in a beautiful letter: "We had some problems trying to mail your mail, but we wanted to warn you that we managed to send this letter to your daddy in paradise. It was a challenge for us to avoid stars and other galactic objects on the road to paradise. "

Sean Milligan, an employee of the Royal Mail, continued his particularly touching letter in a more commercial manner: "Nevertheless, be aware that this particularly important letter was sent to your dad. Our priority is to ensure that your mail arrives safely because I know how important they are to you. I will continue to do everything I can to post your letters to heaven. "

Little Jase's mom, Teri Copeland, who shared the story on social media, has collected more than 385,000 likes and 215,000 shares in less than 24 hours. She took advantage of this post to thank her postman and the "Royal Mail": "A few weeks ago, my 7-year-old boy posted a card for his dad in paradise and today I received a response from the postman . I can not express to you how much it moved to know that her dad had received the card … You did not have to do that, you could have ignored this letter but the fact that you made the effort to my little boy represents so much for me that it restores my faith in humanity. This is all for him, thank you for sharing so that I let the Royal Mail and all its employees know how grateful I am. Thank you and Merry Christmas! "