There once was a small village where everyone lived in abundance and enjoyed the blessings of wealth. The majority of the homes were plain and natural, in keeping with the village's modest beginnings. Only two people, Savita and Sarita, struggled to make ends meet despite this wealth, though.
Savita and Sarita's daily routine involved providing their labour in exchange for meagre meals to various households. Sadly, the villagers were not kind and frequently required them to work longer hours than necessary in exchange for their food.
Sarita got sick one fateful day and couldn't go to work. Savita didn't let her friend's absence stop her from carrying out her daily tasks. They had no idea that today would bring about a shocking disaster.
Suddenly, a downpour of rain came down, devastating the village with a flood. Everyone fled to their homes in fear and panic. Savita, however, was caught in the ruthless floodwaters and was fighting for her life. She cried out for assistance, but the villagers turned a blind eye to her frantic cries.
Sarita, in spite of her illness, heard Savita's cries for help in the midst of this heartless indifference. Compelled by compassion, she gathered all of her energy and ran to help out her friend. Sarita pulled Savita out of the raging waters with amazing bravery, and they clung to a strong tree branch for safety.
The villagers felt guilty as they witnessed this selfless display of bravery. They acknowledged their mistake in taking advantage of these two kind individuals who had worked tirelessly to help them during their time of need.
Moral:
This story shows us that genuine riches are found in the compassion and kindness we show to others rather than in material wealth. When faced with difficulty, our willingness to lend a hand to those in need, even when it inconveniences us, is what defines our character and improves society.
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