An unforgettable thing essay of more than 310 words

I have an unforgettable thing. I think everyone has an unforgettable thing. Maybe you don't want to tell me, but I want to tell you this thing that touches me.

It happened on a weekend in 2007. On Sunday, my good friend and I went to a park not far from home. We came to the park happily that day. As we walked, we talked about the funniest things we thought. I am usually a "mama" when I walk and never look at whether there are stones or glass fragments under my feet that can easily hurt my feet. Today is my happy day and also my most unforgettable day.

As I was walking, my foot was accidentally broken by a glass shard, and blood flowed out like a water faucet that was not closed. I was frightened by the red blood and cried. An aunt sitting next to the stone saw it and ran over quickly and said to me: "Child, hurry up, get on aunt's back." The aunt said on her knees. I couldn't carry her on her back, because my parents said that there are many people in the world who buy other people's children, so I didn't dare to let my aunt carry me. Later, my aunt carried me to the hospital. When I came to the hospital, my aunt always told me jokes to make me not afraid of the pain. After I left the hospital, my aunt asked me to tell her my home address, and I told her everything. My aunt carried me back home and told me and my friends to wait at the door for my parents to come back and not to run around. Auntie left after saying that.

After my aunt left, I was moved to tears. If one day I can meet her again, I will definitely say "Thank you!"