In a peaceful village lived a boy named Kavin. Kavin had a big heart, but he had one flaw: he made friends too quickly without thinking. One day at school, he met a new boy named Ravi. Ravi was very charming and spoke very sweetly. Within days, they became inseparable best friends.
A few days later, Kavin was busy studying for a big exam. Ravi approached him and said, 'Kavin, can you lend me your important textbooks for tonight? I promise to return them tomorrow.' Kavin, trusting him blindly, handed over the books. But the next day, Ravi did not show up with the books. To make matters worse, Kavin discovered that Ravi was spreading false rumors about him to other classmates.
Heartbroken, Kavin went to his grandfather. His grandfather gently said, 'Kavin, before you call someone a friend, you must observe their character, their family values, and their flaws. A friendship formed in haste can lead to great trouble.'
Kavin realized his mistake. He began to observe Ravi more closely and saw that Ravi was selfish and dishonest. He decided to distance himself from Ravi. Instead, Kavin befriended a boy named Aditya, who was honest and kind. Aditya became a true friend who supported him in studies and life.
