Lisa loved her job at the post office. To her, delivering packages wasn’t just a task—it was about connecting people. With her colleague Simon, she added a touch of fun by imagining the lives behind each box. One evening, while cleaning out a dusty storage room, they stumbled upon an old, forgotten package with a faded note: “For my beloved Loreen. I will love you forever.”

The package wasn’t in the system and looked decades old. Moved by the heartfelt message, Lisa knew it deserved to be delivered. She loaded it into her car and followed the address across the state. The drive was long, filled with thoughts of who Loreen might be and what this package meant. When Lisa finally arrived, she was greeted by a surprised woman—Loreen herself.

Loreen’s hands shook as she accepted the package. Inside were trinkets and a sealed letter—her late husband Charlie’s final gift. He’d died in a storm at sea, and she had always believed the package was lost with him. Tears streamed down her face as she whispered, “Now I feel like he’s finally saying goodbye.” It was a moment Lisa would never forget.

As Lisa drove away, she felt a deep peace. She hadn’t just delivered a package—she had delivered a piece of closure, love, and healing. Even after all those years, the message had found its way home. And in that small act, Lisa was reminded that some deliveries carry more than just contents—they carry meaning that lasts a lifetime.