The Golden Heart
Once upon a time, in a quiet village nestled between green hills, lived a poor boy named Arjun. He didn’t have much—just a small hut and worn-out clothes—but he had a heart full of kindness.
Every morning, Arjun would share his little food with stray animals and help the elderly carry water from the well. The villagers often mocked him, saying, “Kindness won’t fill your stomach.”
One cold winter day, a tired old man appeared at the edge of the village. Most people ignored him, thinking he had nothing to offer. But Arjun rushed to help, gave him his warm blanket, and shared his last piece of bread.
The next morning, the old man was gone—but in his place stood a bag filled with gold coins and a note that read:
"To the one with the golden heart—your kindness has been seen."
From that day forward, Arjun lived comfortably, never forgetting to help others, reminding everyone that kindness is never wasted.
Moral: Kindness may not bring instant rewards, but it always finds its way back to you.
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