A man from Belgrade went to the police station to report a lost wallet full of money, and he had the most beautiful surprise waiting for him

A man from Belgrade Maks Boskovic lost his walled a few days ago, with little hope that he will ever find it again, he went to the police station to report the case. However, he didn't expect it, but he was in for a surprise - he got his wallet back with everything in it!

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Everything started when he went to give a deposit for an apartment on Friday.

- Somewhere along the way, I lost the walled with all of my documents and a lot more money than I usually have in the wallet. The most I expected was for someone to find an empty wallet and to take it to the closest police stated, so I went to the station on Dorcol because I lost the wallet somewhere near the boulevard of Despot Stefan - wrote Maks on his Facebook profile.

The police officer in the station brought the walled and said that "a middle-aged gentleman found a wallet and he brought it to the station with all of the documents and money". 

- Not only that he has found a wallet, but he didn't want to take a single penny, he took the wallet to the police station to help someone he has never met - wrote Maks Boskovic on Facebook.

Maks wanted to reward the man who brought the wallet, but the police couldn't give that information to him. 

Boskovic has a great desire to meet the person who returned the wallet. As he said. Not because he wants to reward him for his effort, but he wants to meet a person who returned the fate into people. "

- I really want to meet the gentleman who returned my wallet, not just because I want to reward him for his effort (and I really do!), but because I really want to meet someone who brought back the fate into people. I was not amazed that all of the documents were returned to me and the money for the apartment, I was amazed that I have shown myself why I believe that there are still good people in today's time - he said.

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(Telegraf.co.uk)