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10           T  h  e Greed         y Son's Mistake
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                                           The Greedy Son's Mistake
                                           The Greedy Son's Mistake




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           This story teaches us that it's important not to let greed and selfishness ruin our

           relationships. The farmer's son's greed led to the loss of a valuable friend, showing us
           that our actions have consequences            . It's a reminder to be kind, considerate, and not

           let our desires harm others or ourselves.


                  In a small village, there lived a kind but poor farmer. The village had

          suffered from floods for two years, making the farmer's life even harder. One

          day, while resting        under a tree on his land, he heard a snake hiss. He believed

          the snake was the cause of the floods

          because  he  hadn't  treated  it  with

          respect.  To  make  things  right,  he

          started  offering  milk  to  the

          snake,  and  in  return,  the

          snake  left  a  gold  coin

          everyday.





























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