In a peaceful village lived a kind man named Kari. He was known for his generosity and for always being there for his friends. One afternoon, his dear friend Somu came to him, looking worried. Somu's daughter was ill, and he desperately needed some financial help for her treatment. Kari was ready to help immediately.
However, his wife, Nila, had a different plan. She had been dreaming of buying a beautiful, expensive gold necklace for a long time and insisted that Kari give her the money that very day. Fearing Nila's anger and wanting to keep her happy, Kari decided to ignore Somu's plea and gave the money to Nila instead.
While Nila was delighted with her new jewelry, Somu's situation grew worse. Over the following weeks, other friends and even local charities came to Kari for help with community projects, but Kari was too busy fulfilling Nila's every whim and spending his savings on her desires. He realized that by only pleasing his wife, he had failed his friends and neglected his duty to do good in the world. He learned that true balance is necessary to be a good man.
