Alejo Dones, A 13-Year-Old Bread Vendor Cry So Hard After Theft Stole His Entire Earnings
A Grade 6 student and a bread vendor named Alejo Dones cries after he got victimized by a theft who stole his whole day earnings.
Nowadays, there are a lot of less-fortunate students who are working while studying not only to support themselves but also to help the daily expenses of their family. These students are truly adorable through their dedication in life.
Unfortunately, there are people who always take advantage of the weakness of others just to earn cash, which came from the hard work of their victims. This incident will surely break your heart after a theft victimized a 13-year-old bread vendor.
A Facebook user named Khelvin Federigan has shared the story of 13-year-old bread vendor who cries after his whole day earning was stolen by a theft. This incident breaks the heart of the netizens who saw the kid’s reaction to what happened.
A 13-year-old, grade 6 student named Alejo Dones sells bread to earn money to support his study and help his parents. His father was Alejandro Dones, a 45-year-old construction worker and his mother was Ma. Paz Dones, 43-year-old, housewife.
Alejandro builds their house using leftover construction materials and they were paying P300 monthly for the lot where they home were standing in Phase 3 Bulihan Silang, Cavite.
Alejo was also selling fish and ice candy, instead of playing during weekends. He was also throwing their neighbors garbages for additional income.
In the video uploaded by Federigan it can be seen that Alejo was crying and said that he was already planning on going home when a man offered him to exchange the coins with a paper bill. When he agreed and handed his earnings to the man, the latter suddenly vanished in a crowded area.
The 13-year-old vendor tried to look for the culprit but failed to find him, so he could do nothing but to cry as he lost his whole day earnings. The grade 6 student had a total of P250, but he had to remit the P150 to the bakery and he gets the remaining P100.
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Federigan gave the vendor some money as he understands why Alejo was crying so hard. The helpful netizen hopes that the culprit will be caught with the help of CCTV in the area.
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