Sometimes stealing is necessary. The reason behind the first sentence varies for everyone. In this cold and broken world, there does come a time where breaking the law is a necessary evil.

He came in the time of need. He was just in a parking lot, making a poster to ask his girlfriend to homecoming. He then saw a need and decided to help.

He noticed a girl in her early twenties having trouble with her car. He stepped away from the back of his pickup truck to see what the problem was.

Turns out the girl locked her keys in her car...and it wasn't the first time. It was the second time in two weeks.

He tried helping her, he only just talked with her a little and kept an eye on her. It was a busy Meijer parking lot in the middle of the day, after all one can never be too careful.

The seventeen year old boy knew that. He's been through enough to know how cruel the world can be.

While he was working on his poster, he noticed another car pull up next to the girl with car key trouble.

Moving back across the lane to see what was happening, he came to realize that they came to help.

An older women in her late forties-early fifties and a teenager around his own age (about sixteen-seventeen) were with the previous girl. They were standing around the car, talking. Plus, the teenager had a hanger...?

Walking back over to the girl's red car, he was told that the women and teen was the girl's mother and sister. They got talking and he told them he was a thief, they didn't react badly to the news. They were quite thankful and relieved when he took the hanger and slide it through the car door window seal, clicking the door lock open, causing the door to unlock.

Before he left, the three ladies promised to not tell anyone about him being a thief. They thanked him, wished him good luck with the asking of his girlfriend to homecoming, and they all went their separate ways.

As the teenage girl watched the boy leave to his truck, she thought of a title for him;

The Friendly Thief.