What did the Postmaster do then? (A Letter to God)

When the postmaster—a fat, friendly, and kind-hearted man—first saw the envelope addressed simply "To God", his immediate reaction was to burst out laughing. In his entire career, he had never seen anyone try to mail a letter to God. However, almost immediately, he turned serious. He was deeply moved by the sheer, innocent, and unshakeable faith the poor farmer had in God.

To ensure that Lencho's beautiful faith in God was not broken, the postmaster decided to take action and answer the letter himself.

1. He Collected Money: He knew replying with just kind words wasn't enough; Lencho needed actual cash to survive.
2. Charity: The postmaster gave a large part of his own salary. He also asked his post office employees to contribute and asked several friends to give money as an "act of charity".
3. The Envelop: Despite his best efforts, he could only collect 70 pesos (not the 100 pesos requested). He put the 70 pesos inside an envelope, addressed it to Lencho, and signed it with just one single word as a signature: "God".

The postmaster did this brilliant act of secret kindness expecting Lencho to be happy. Instead, when Lencho counted the money and saw it was short by 30 pesos, he got angry! Lencho wrote a second letter to God, calling the kind post office employees a "bunch of crooks" who had stolen his money. The postmaster's kindness was met with absolute irony.