>>6145683I began to scoop out the ice cream for the little girl, and after asking her what flavor she wanted and making sure he had left the store, I began to talk to her.
"It was pretty nice of that man to buy you ice cream."
"Yeah."
"Don't trust people who do things like that for you. They're not your friends."
"I know... I'm just glad he left."
"Yeah. So now you can actually enjoy your ice cream?"
She laughed, and I looked at her and said "be safe out there. Don't trust people like that."
I never saw her come in dressed that way again, and her friend was always outside with a big dog from that point forward.
I don't know if what I said to that girl made a difference, but I feel like I did the right thing.
