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A 7-year-old boy wrote a letter to "Paradise" for his dad. The answer of the Royal Mail is overwhelming.
An unmarried mother "has faith in humanity" by reading the letter from the Royal Mail (the equivalent of La Poste in the United Kingdom, ed) addressed to his son Jase, 7 years old. The boy wanted to send a letter for the birthday of his dad, who died in 2014, "in paradise". Jase wanted to write these words to his father, because "everyone should receive a card for his birthday, if we do not have the chance to have a gift," reports "The Scottish Sun."
"Do this to a little boy you do not know, it's sublime"
Shortly after sending his card, the boy received a response from the Royal Mail, stating that the mail had "been delivered": "It was a very difficult challenge, to avoid the stars and the objects coming from 'other galaxies to get to heaven,' says the courier.
The mother, very moved by this delicate attention, posted a message on her Facebook page. "It is impossible to describe the emotion he felt when he heard that his dad had received the letter," she wrote. "You could have ignored this mail, but do it to a little boy you do not know, it's sublime," added the young mother before concluding: "Thank you and Merry Christmas." His post has become viral. It has been shared more than 225,000 times on the social network.
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