Looking at the little eyes of Evan, just crushed the heart of his mother. His mother had invited 30 children to her son’s fourth birthday party and not one of them appeared in New Jersey’s Chuck E. Cheese parlor, where she had reserved space for the celebration. “You’ve seen the deception on his face,” Angel Kazanis told InsideEdition.com. The staff was also feeling heart-sick. “I ran to the kitchen right away and was so upset,” said Taylor Inzinna, a worker.
The mother “was dealing with it so much better than I was…. She held it together and never let Evan know that she was upset for a second, which I think was super awesome.” But Inzinna wanted to save Evan’s enormous disappointment somehow. She shared her desire to give the baby a gift group on social media. Her colleagues, family and friends responded, and she said, “I had about 13 gifts within three to four days.”
Inzinna contacted Kazanis and said the store wanted to make Evan feel special by doing something. Can they get back in? She didn’t say the gifts a word. The day he came back in, seeing the smile on his face was all I wanted to do, “said Inzinna.” That day I had one goal and my goal was to make sure he was happy. And he left,’ Oh my God, Mom, this is the best day ever.”
Evan’s mother was overcome again when she saw how delighted her son was when an avalanche of wrapped gifts was presented. “I was stunned. I had to stop crying. I didn’t want him to see how it influenced me,” said Kazanis. “They made him feel a million bucks, as he was the world’s largest child. He won’t forget that. He remembers everything and everyone.
