In a sunny little village lived a boy named Arjun. Arjun had many wonderful toys and sweets. One afternoon, he saw his friend, Rohan, sitting alone under a tree, looking very sad. Rohan had accidentally broken his favorite toy car. Seeing this, Arjun ran to him and said, 'Here, Rohan! You can play with my new racing car!' Arjun handed him a shiny toy, but his face was grumpy, and he added sharply, 'But don't you dare scratch it, okay?' Rohan took the toy, but he didn't feel happy. Arjun's harsh tone made him feel uneasy.
The next day, another friend named Rahul came by. Rahul didn't have any expensive toys to give. However, he sat beside Rohan, gave him a warm, bright smile, and said softly, 'Don't be sad, Rohan. We can try to fix your car together. You are a brave boy!' Those kind words felt like a warm hug to Rohan's heart. He forgot his sadness and smiled back. Even though Rahul gave nothing material, his sweet words and cheerful face made Rohan feel much better than the expensive toy did.
Arjun, watching from a distance, realized something important. He understood that giving a gift with a frown is not as valuable as speaking kind words with a happy face.
