I Helped an Elderly Couple with a Flat Tire on the Highway — What Happened Next Surprised Me

I Helped an Elderly Couple with a Flat Tire on the Highway — What Happened Next Surprised Me”
1. Hook / Introduction (300–400 words)

Start with a gripping scene: You’re driving on a busy highway, maybe stressed or distracted, when you notice something unusual.

Set the scene: weather, time, traffic, mood.

Introduce the elderly couple stranded with a flat tire. Build curiosity about what will happen next.

2. Decision to Help (300–400 words)

Share your initial hesitation or internal thoughts. Safety concerns, uncertainty about helping strangers.

Describe your decision to stop and offer assistance.

Include sensory details to make it vivid: the sound of passing cars, the smell of asphalt, the couple’s expressions.

3. The Tire Changing Experience (600–700 words)

Step-by-step account of helping them:

Assessing the situation: flat tire, tools, jack, spare tire.

Conversations with the couple—introduce their personalities, make them relatable.

Small mishaps or challenges while changing the tire.

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