One Action Can Make Two People Happy

I live with my mom because my parents are separated, so me and my siblings have to split the holidays between parents. We had to get ready Christmas Eve morning at my moms house and get ready and bring everything we needed to celebrate that day at our dads, all outfits, gifts, and games. After we had been there for a couple hours, we needed to be ready to exchange gifts, I had gotten my sister a stuffed bear from Walgreens, because I knew that she had wanted it. We went to the store week prior and she pointed out and her mother said that she wouldn't buy it for her, so I decided to get it for her myself. We had all gone to our little areas where we had hidden our gifts went my brother pulled me to the side and told me that he had forgotten his gift for my sister at home. He's only 10, no one could really expect a child to go out of their way to spend their money for a gift. At first, that's what I was going to tell him. I then decided that since no one can expect a child to spend money, no one would expect a gift from me. So I gave the gift to my brother to give to my sister as a gift. Don't get me wrong, it was hard to do because I really wanted to be the one to give it to her, but I couldn't just that my little brother stand there with a look of such regret. So I let him take the credit for the bear, he was happy, she was filled with excitement, so everybody was happy in the end. Especially my sisters mom, because she didn't have to end up a the store buying the bear.