Once upon a time, in a small village, there was a tree called the "Dream Tree". It was said that the tree had the power to grant wishes and dreams to those who treated it with respect and kindness. However, nobody had ever seen the tree or received any gifts from it.
One day, a poor man named Ahmed decided to go on a journey to find the Dream Tree. He had heard that the tree could provide him with ten golden apples, which could change his life forever. After days of searching, Ahmed finally found the tree, deep in the forest.
The Dream Tree was beautiful, with leaves that shimmered like gold in the sunlight. Ahmed approached the tree and asked for its help. Suddenly, ten golden apples appeared on the tree. The tree spoke to Ahmed, "These ten golden apples will change your life, but you must promise to share them with those who are in need. And remember, to keep me healthy, you must water me every day, and never let anyone harm my branches or leaves."
Ahmed was overjoyed and promised to follow the tree's instructions. He carefully picked the ten golden apples and placed them in his bag. As he was leaving, the tree spoke once again, "If you ever need me again, just come back and treat me with kindness."
Ahmed returned to the village with the ten golden apples. He used them wisely and shared them with his friends and family, just as the tree had instructed. His life changed, and he became a wealthy man.
But as time passed, Ahmed became greedy and started hoarding the golden apples. He stopped watering the Dream Tree and didn't care about its well-being. He even allowed others to damage its branches and leaves.
One day, when Ahmed returned to the Dream Tree, he found that it had withered away, and turned to dust. The tree had vanished, and all that remained was a pile of dirt.
Ahmed was devastated, and he realized that his greed had destroyed the Dream Tree. He had broken his promise, and the tree had paid the ultimate price. He learned that true happiness comes from sharing and caring, and that greed could only lead to destruction.
From that day on, Ahmed lived his life as an honest and generous man, and he taught others the importance of kindness and respect. Although the Dream Tree was no longer there, its message lived on, reminding everyone to be kind, respectful, and giving.
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