<h2>"SONOMA NEWS"</h2>
Think you had gone to the bank and credit some cash from your private account. When you came back home you noticed that you had an additional $900 in your pocket. What would you do?
Option 1: Save the cash assuming it was your fortunate day
Option 2: God has favored me today. I am grateful to him for providing me with this money
Option 3: It was the bank’s mistake. Their problem, they overcompensated me. It was not my mistake so I will simply keep or use the money.
Option 4: Something is wrong. I will go back to the bank and repay the $900.
Which choice would you make?
Well, Fijian Amelia Naiqama, who serves as a caregiver in Sonoma, California, United States, made the right decision; Option 4. She ran to the bank to pay the money but it was closed. She went to the bank the next day. But they informed her that their statements were balanced. She dropped her contact number and told them to contact her if the circumstances changed.
later reaching home, the bank phoned her and said they had found the error. When she arrived at the bank, she was greeted by the bank with a bouquet of flowers and a thank you card. Her tale made it to the paper, Sonoma News, as she set a trend of honesty.
