It all started with a wrong number. 
 
 Deorick Williams was inadvertently looped into a group text about the birth of a baby boy, only he didn’t know anyone on the chain of celebratory messages filling up his phone. 
 
 When he alerted the group of strangers that they had sent the texts to the wrong person, they quickly apologized for the mix-up. 
 
 But the story didn’t end there. Williams decided he wanted to meet the proud parents and asked if the family wouldn’t mind visitors at Memorial Hospital in Bainbridge, Georgia. 
 
 "We have gifts," Williams texted the group. 
 
 Deorick Williams 
 
 The series of texts have since gone viral after Williams shared screenshots of his conversations on social media. 
 
 Williams said he and his brother brought diapers, pacifiers and baby bottles to the new parents, Mark and Lindsey Lashley. The family welcomed the Williams brothers into their hospital room and seemed touched by the gesture. 
 
 "We had a great time," Williams told ABC News. "I was invited already, so I thought I might as well go. And why not bring gifts?" 
 
 A family friend shared a picture of the brothers on Facebook and wrote: "You 2 are great guys and thank you for giving to someone you don't know!" ||||| Deorick Williams and his brother stopped by with gifts for a stranger's baby. (Facebook photo) 
 
 A newborn baby scored some unexpected gifts, thanks to a wrong number. 
 
 As Mark and Lindsey Lashley celebrated the birth of their son, Cason, new grandma Teresa couldn't wait to spread the word. 
 
 One problem - her happy text messages accidentally went to a wrong number belonging to Deorick Williams, a total stranger. 
 
 Williams played along, offering his congratulations and offering to stop by and take a picture with the baby boy. After Teresa apologized, Deorick asked for more information. 
 
 "What's the room number? Bainbridge hospital right? We have gifts," he wrote. 
 
 Teresa replied with the info and Deorick and his brother Dennis were on their way. 
 
 While he may not have gotten a picture with young Cason, Deorick did take a picture with the new, proud parents, which Teresa shared on Facebook. Deorick shared the photo Saturday and it has been shared more than 20,000 times. 
 
 Speaking Tuesday to WALB-TV, Williams said he and his brother were welcomed with open arms. 
 
 "I mean, basically, it doesn't matter how you look, as long as you come with a kind heart. No matter where you come from, as long as you have a kind heart," he said. 
 
 The brothers brought the proud new parents diapers, pacifiers and baby bottles. 
 
 (h/t BET.com)
– A woman spreading the word about her new grandson accidentally texted a complete stranger on Saturday. He responded in the best possible way. Deorick Williams of Tallahassee, Fla., tells Fox 13 that his brother, Dennis Williams, started getting texts about the impending birth of a baby at a hospital in Bainbridge, Ga. "We are at the hospital. Having a baby today!" read the first, according to a Facebook post that has so far been shared 195,000 times. "Congrats lol but I think someone got the wrong number," Dennis replied. Then came a photo of newborn Cason Knox, born to parents Mark and Lindsey Lashley, per WTHR. "Well I don't know Yall but me and the boys will be thru to take picture with the baby," Dennis added. The grandmother quickly apologized for having included him in the group conversation, but the Williams brothers were adamant that they wanted to meet the new baby and his parents. And they indeed appeared at the hospital—having driven an hour from their home—bearing gifts of diapers, pacifiers, and baby bottles, reports ABC News. They also took a photo with the new parents. "We had a great time," Deorick says. "I was invited already, so I thought I might as well go. And why not bring gifts?" "What a blessing these two guys were to our family," the grandmother adds on Facebook. "They were so sweet and kind to do this! You 2 are great guys and thank you for giving to someone you didn't know! … If we all only had this kind of a heart."