🐦The Parrot and the Magical Fruit

On a stormy night, an old palace stood tall like a lonely mountain. Inside lived a king who had everything—gold, silver, soft velvet beds—but still felt a deep emptiness in his heart.

Only one friend made him truly happy: a bright green and golden parrot who could talk like a person and laugh like a child. The king loved the parrot as if it were his own lost child.

🦜The Parrot’s Wish

One evening, the parrot looked sad.

It said softly,

“Your Majesty, I miss my family. If you allow me to visit them once… I promise I will come back to you, just like a river returns to the sea.”

The king’s heart hurt, but he nodded.

“Go, my friend. Visit your family. And come back to me. I will wait.”

🦜The Gift

A few days later, the parrot returned happily.

“Your Majesty! My family sends you this magical fruit. If you eat it, you will become young again and full of joy!”

The king hugged the parrot with tears in his eyes.

But the royal minister said,

“Don’t eat it now, Majesty. Plant it in the garden. Let it grow. Then we can test it safely.”

So the king planted the fruit in the garden.

The Snake’s Bite

Months passed. A beautiful tree grew, full of sweet-smelling fruits.

But one night, a poisonous snake crawled to the tree.

A ripe fruit fell on its head. Angry, the snake bit the fruit, and its poison spread inside.

🦜The Test

The next morning people picked a fruit to test it.

A peacock was brought to taste it.

The moment the peacock took one bite—it fell down and died.

Everyone cried out in shock.

The king looked at the parrot with fear and anger.

“Did you bring poison to kill me?”

The parrot cried loudly,

“No, Majesty! I brought it out of love! I only wanted to make you happy again!”

But anger blinded the king.

He shouted,

“Take this traitor away!”

And the poor parrot was taken away forever.

🦜The Truth

Years later, people believed the tree to be “the poisonous tree.”

One night, a sad old man decided to eat a fruit and end his life.

But instead of dying, he woke up young again—healthy and full of life!

Everyone realized the truth:

The fruit was magical and good. Only one fruit had been poisoned by the snake.

The king understood his terrible mistake.

He cried in the garden where the parrot once stood and whispered,

“Forgive me, my friend. I lost you because of my own fear.”

🦜Moral of the Story

A tiny drop of

doubt can destroy great love.

Trust and kindness keep hearts alive.