I used to drive a car for a living．One day I met a special old lady．

When I arrived to （35）___her，the building was dark．I realized that this passenger might need my （36）___ so I walked to the door and knocked．A small woman in her 80s opened．

I took her suitcase to the cab then （37）___to help the woman．She thanked me．

"It's nothing，"I told her．"I just try to treat my mother （38）___．"

When we got in the cab，she gave me an address then asked："Could you drive me （39）___ downtown？"

"That's not the shortest way，"I answered quickly．

"Oh，I don't （40）___，"she said．"I'm in no hurry．I'm on my way to a hospice（临终关怀医院）．"Her eyes were shining．

"I don't have any family left，"she continued．"The doctor says I don't have very long．"

I quietly （41）___over and shut off the meter．

For the next two hours，we drove through the city．She showed me all the buildings that meant something to her （42）___．

As evening began to fall，she suddenly said："I'm tired．Let's go now．"

We were met at the hospice by two workers who helped （43）___ into a wheelchair．"How much do I owe（欠…债） you？"She asked．

"（44）___．"I said．

I bent and gave her a hug．She smiled．"You gave me an old woman a little moment of joy．"she said．

For the rest of that day，I could （45）___ talk．What if that woman had gotten an angry driver？

I don't think that I've done anything more important in my life．

We often expect great moments in our lives．But great moments are sometimes beautifully wrapped in what others might consider （46）___and unimportant ones．