In a peaceful village lived a young boy named Kadir. He was a kind boy, but he had one weakness: he trusted everyone too easily. One afternoon, while walking home from school, he met a boy named Somu. Somu spoke very sweetly and seemed very friendly.
'Kadir, could you lend me your new fountain pen and your favorite toy car?' Somu asked with a bright smile. 'I promise I will return them tomorrow!' Kadir felt a small doubt in his heart, but he wanted to be helpful, so he handed them over. However, Somu never returned. He had taken the items and disappeared, leaving Kadir feeling betrayed and lonely.
Kadir’s best friend, Ravi, sat with him that evening. 'Kadir,' Ravi said gently, 'a single foolish decision can lead to a long period of regret. By trusting the wrong person, you have lost your peace of mind.' Kadir realized that his impulsive choice had caused him deep sadness. He learned that being kind is good, but being wise is essential to protect oneself from lasting misery.
