A ball Tristan Caron had just won was all the opening Livy Molinari needed. The Milford, Massachusetts, teenager noticed the 7-year-old sitting alone at Urban Air Adventure Park in Bellingham, told him it was a really nice ball and asked if she could hold it, according to Sunny Skyz, which summarized the CBS Boston and WBZ-TV reports.
Tristan, who has autism, agreed. Molinari and three friends then played with him for about 40 minutes, and his mother, Christina Caron of Foxboro, has since made sure the group knows what it meant.
A Boy Alone With His Prize
CBS Boston reported that the encounter happened on a Monday in mid-October, while Tristan was at the park with his mother. Christina Caron was waiting in line for popcorn when the teens went over to her son, according to CBS Boston.
The teens were Molinari, Kelsey Zozzaro, Anna Held and Kenny Leite, all from Milford. They told WBZ-TV they did not know Tristan had autism. They had simply seen a boy by himself and wanted to include him…