Can you share some phone call at the right time stories?

Once, an artist was doubting his talent and thinking of quitting art. Out of the blue, a gallery owner called him. The gallery owner had seen his work and wanted to feature him in an upcoming exhibition. This call was perfect timing as it reignited the artist's passion and confidence in his work.

I received a call from a number that seemed normal at first. But when I answered, a distorted voice started whispering strange things like 'you're not alone' over and over. It gave me chills all over my body. I checked every room in my house just to make sure there was no one there.

There is a story of a young entrepreneur. He was at a tech conference. By chance, he sat next to an investor who was very interested in the new technology he was working on. They started chatting, and the investor decided to fund his startup. This story emphasizes how being at the right place at the right time can be a game - changer. It's like the universe aligns things in your favor when you least expect it.

On Christmas, I got a call from my grandma. But her cat stepped on the phone and somehow managed to put the call on speaker. So we all heard grandma's shocked voice as she chased the cat around, trying to turn the speaker off. It was a really funny moment.

Sure. One story is about a man who was at the right place at the right time. He was walking in a park when he saw a little girl crying. It turned out she was lost. Just then, a police officer he knew happened to pass by. He quickly informed the officer and the girl was reunited with her family soon.

There was a girl who was at a concert. She randomly went to the front row because someone vacated a seat just at the right time. There, she caught the attention of a talent scout who was looking for new faces for a musical. As a result, she got her big break in the music industry. It was truly a being in the right place at the right time moment.

One scary phone call story could be this. I was home alone one night. The phone rang suddenly. When I picked it up, there was just heavy breathing on the other end. I said 'hello' a few times but got no response. I felt a chill run down my spine. I quickly hung up the phone. But then it rang again. This time, I was too scared to answer.

One example could be two high school sweethearts. They were really in love, but at that time they were both aiming for top universities. The pressure of exams and future career plans made them part ways. They were right for each other in terms of feelings, but the time was wrong as their academic and career pursuits took precedence.

Imagine a soldier who falls in love with a local girl right before being deployed for a long - term mission. They have a genuine connection, but the timing is all wrong. He has to leave to serve his country, and there's no guarantee he'll come back safely or when. They try to hold on for a while, but the distance and uncertainty take a toll, and their love fades away over time.

Sure. One example is when a person is at a job fair (right place) just when a company they've always wanted to work for is recruiting (right time). They get to submit their resume on the spot and end up getting an interview and the job.