You never feel your best when you are at the receiving end of a theft. Obviously.  It gets especially worse when you are a student, always running low on money and even energy on most days for that matter, besides a lot of other stuff.

This universal condition that is commonly shared by most students around the world, took an even uglier turn when a university student's laptop was stolen in UK. The incident was shared by the guy's flatmate on Twitter, who revealed that the stealing the laptop wasn't the last thing the thief did.

In his Twitter post, Stevie Valentine shared how after his flatmate's laptop was stolen, the thief reached out to him and apologised for the theft in an earnest email, and even suggesting helping the guy out with his important university files.

So my flat mates laptop got stolen today, please pree what the thief sent him ððððpic.twitter.com/pDhhpmncPz

— Stevie Valentine (@StevieBlessed) November 28, 2018

The tweet has since gone viral and obviously the netizens had a field day between sympathizing with the thief and feelings sorry for the bloke. But regardless of it all, that has given us a good laugh and here's a piece of it for you too.

If he's really sorry he'll write the next essay.

— Theo (@Heli0s) November 28, 2018

“If there are any files such as university work, that you need let me know”.  MANNNNNN pic.twitter.com/Jud0Mb4UfO

— sulia moses (@suliarmoses) November 28, 2018

And they say there's no honor amongst thieves smh

— Preston (@Press107Preston) November 28, 2018

Just buy the laptop back from him. He needs the money ðð

— ChistaBlue (@chista92) November 28, 2018

That's right. Pay for own laptop ð¤¦ð¼‍âï¸ð

— Stanley Evason (@stanno61) November 29, 2018

You're ruining the fun coz that's what I thought too. But was like let me pretend it's not and enjoy the tweet ð

— Shimo Shimiza (@khanyielanga) November 28, 2018

pic.twitter.com/xkLHAHiZ8m

— Saf (@_safwaan_) November 28, 2018

A sympathetic criminal. We stan.

— isa (@moisturizeds) November 28, 2018

He deserves the charger pic.twitter.com/Lab5L8Me0L

— Olufemi Oyekanmi (@_jimmydneutron) November 28, 2018

Wow. I get it. And the email seems sweet. But damn you stole from a student. Students are broke too. And now they need to figure out a laptop. Or how to get their work done.

— Derick Vason Swinson (@SwinsonVason) November 28, 2018

The thief sending the documents back pic.twitter.com/1qjzFJRMSZ

— Lemphorwana la Bojalwa (@Roooosta) November 28, 2018