In a peaceful village lived a young boy named Somu. Somu loved nature, especially the lush mango orchard his father tended with great care. One summer, Somu's father, Ravi, achieved a massive success in his business. He was overjoyed and spent his days celebrating his victory with friends and family.
In his excitement and elation, Ravi began to neglect his daily chores. He thought, 'The garden is strong; it can wait a day.' But day after day, the watering cans stayed dry and the weeds grew tall. Slowly, the vibrant green leaves turned brown, and the once-fruitful trees began to wither and die. When Ravi finally stepped into the garden, the sight of the dying plants broke his heart. His momentary joy had caused a lasting loss. He realized that true success is not just about celebrating wins, but about staying mindful of one's responsibilities even in the happiest moments.
