In a peaceful village lived two inseparable friends, Arjun and Leo. Arjun came from a well-to-do family, while Leo was very simple and modest. They had shared everything since childhood. One sunny afternoon, Arjun was proudly riding his brand-new bicycle. Leo, walking beside him, reached out to steady the handlebars for a moment to help Arjun balance a heavy bag. A group of passing children noticed this and began to tease, 'Hey Leo! Why are you touching Arjun's bike? It doesn't belong to you!'
Arjun felt a momentary hesitation, but then he looked at Leo's kind face. He realized that true friendship meant sharing not just joys, but also the small liberties that come with closeness. Arjun smiled brightly and said, 'Leo is my best friend. Because of our friendship, he has every right to touch my things and help me. It is his right!' The teasing children fell silent, realizing the depth of their bond. Arjun showed that accepting the small claims of intimacy is what makes a friendship truly noble.
