In a bright little village lived a boy named Arjun. Arjun had many friends, but his closest companion was Rohan. Rohan was always around when Arjun had new toys or delicious treats to share. They spent every afternoon laughing and playing together.
However, life took a turn when Arjun's family faced a difficult time and lost most of their savings. Arjun could no longer afford new games or sweets. During these quiet, sad days, Rohan stopped visiting. He was busy playing with other children who had more toys. Rohan felt that being with Arjun was no longer 'fun' or 'useful.'
Months later, Arjun's family began to prosper again. Seeing Arjun with his new gadgets, Rohan rushed back. "Arjun, my best friend! Let's play like we used to!" Rohan exclaimed with a wide smile. Arjun looked at Rohan and felt a pang of sadness. He realized that Rohan wasn't there for him; he was only there for the things Arjun possessed. Instead, Arjun turned to his friend, Kabir, who had sat quietly by his side and shared his simple meals when times were tough. Arjun learned that a friendship that changes with fortune is no friendship at all.
