One morning, while Deborah was driving to school, phone buzzed with a text. She glanced at screen for a second. Suddenly, a loud screech a blaring horn filled the air. Deborah's heart as she looked up to see a car into her lane. Panic took over. She jerked steering wheel to avoid a head-on collision, but cars still collided with a sickening crunch.

Shaken, stumbled out of her car. The other driver, young man, rushed to her side, trembling. Fortunately, of them were seriously hurt. "I'm so sorry, was texting and lost control," the young man . They called the police. In the midst of chaos, they exchanged insurance information.

As the tow arrived the young man offered Deborah a sincere once more. They both knew that the accident have been much worse, and they were grateful walk away with only damaged cars and a lesson about the dangers of distracted driving.