Friendship Is More Valuable Than Possessions

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Once upon a time in a quaint village nestled between rolling hills, there lived two best friends named Lily and Sarah. They shared everything, from their toys to their secrets, and their bond was stronger than any treasure.

One day, while exploring the forest together, they stumbled upon a mysterious cave hidden behind a waterfall. Inside, they found glittering jewels and sparkling gems, enough to make anyone's eyes widen with greed.

Excited by their discovery, they began filling their pockets with the precious stones, dreaming of all the things they could buy. But as they gathered more and more, their laughter faded, replaced by a tense silence.

Suddenly, a voice echoed through the cave, "What you seek cannot be found in riches, but in the heart."

Startled, Lily and Sarah looked around, only to see a wise old man standing before them. He explained that true wealth lies in the moments shared with loved ones, in the memories created, and in the kindness shown to others.

Feeling ashamed, the girls emptied their pockets and left the cave, realizing that their friendship was the most valuable treasure of all. From that day on, they cherished each other more than any possession, understanding that their bond was worth more than any gemstone.


MCQS.


What did Lily and Sarah find inside the cave?

  • A) Treasure map
  • B) Glittering jewels and sparkling gems
  • C) Old artifacts
  • D) Nothing

What changed Lily and Sarah's mood inside the cave?

  • A) Discovery of a secret passage
  • B) Finding a hidden message
  • C) Gathering gems and jewels
  • D) Encounter with a wise old man

Who did Lily and Sarah encounter inside the cave?

  • A) A dragon
  • B) A bear
  • C) A wise old man
  • D) A ghost

What did the wise old man emphasize as true wealth?

  • A) Possessions and riches
  • B) Friendship and kindness
  • C) Adventure and discovery
  • D) Fame and glory

What did Lily and Sarah realize at the end of the story?

  • A) They should keep the treasure for themselves
  • B) Friendship is more valuable than possessions
  • C) They should search for more caves
  • D) Possessions are more important than friendships
Location: Mogalturu, Andhra Pradesh, India

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