In October 2017, Margaret called a number that she believed belonged to (属于)her grandson Barry, and when he didn't pick up, she (leave) him a voicemail. The person she had called, Callie Hall, called Margaret back to let her know she had the wrong number, but over the next couple of(month), Margaret made the mistake a few more times.
"She called about once every two weeks to check in on Barry—whether he needed his shirt repaired anything else he may need, "Hall said. "I would call her back to let her know it was till me and we would chat a little each time. "
After trying to wish Barry happy birthday on December 19, 2017, but again calling Hall, Margaret (final) worked it out. However, that didn't stop her continuing to call Hall—this time purpose.
"This time the voicemail said, 'Hello, Callie!'" Hall said." I worked out Barry's number. Thank you for being my friend. Love you, later. "
From that day forward, they began to form a real (friend). Hall still let Margaret's phone calls go to voicemail because she enjoyed (listen) to her messages later when she needed to brighten her day. But she would also be happy (call) Margaret back so the two could chat. Hall was suffering from an illness, and (they) chats began providing her with encouragement during difficult times.
