In a peaceful village lived a young boy named Arjun. He was known for his calm nature and kind heart. His best friend, Rohan, was quite the opposite—he was impulsive and often lost his temper. One sunny afternoon, the two boys decided to build a magnificent sandcastle near the riverbank. Arjun worked with great care, shaping every tower and moat perfectly.
Suddenly, while running to fetch water, Rohan tripped and accidentally crushed Arjun’s beautiful sandcastle. Arjun felt a sharp sting of sadness and anger. He had every right to shout at Rohan or refuse to play with him. He looked at the ruined castle and then at Rohan’s guilty face.
Arjun took a deep breath. He decided to forgive Rohan right then and there. But as the days passed, Arjun realized something even more important. Instead of holding onto the memory of the broken castle, he chose to let the whole incident fade from his mind. He didn't bring it up during their games or let it cloud his thoughts. Because Arjun chose to truly forget the hurt, his friendship with Rohan became stronger and more joyful than ever before.
