Once upon a time in the sunny village of Lumina, there lived a curious little girl named Zara. Every morning, she skipped past the big mango tree at the edge of the village on her way to school. The tree was huge, with golden fruits that glowed in the sunlight—but no one ever picked them.
"That tree is magical," the villagers warned. "Don’t go near it!"
But Zara’s curiosity was as big as the moon. One day, she tiptoed to the tree and whispered, "Are you really magical?"
To her surprise, the tree rustled its leaves and replied, "Only to those who believe."
Zara’s eyes grew wide. “Can you fly?”
“I can do better,” said the tree. “Pick a mango and tell me your wish.”
She plucked a glowing mango and whispered, “I want to visit the clouds!”
In a flash of light, Zara was lifted into the sky by a swirl of wind and mango-scented sparkles! She bounced on fluffy clouds, slid down rainbows, and even had tea with a cloud-shaped goat named Nimbus.
When she returned, she hugged the tree. “Thank you!”
The tree whispered, “Believe in wonder, and it will always find you.”
From that day, Zara visited the tree often, and though the villagers still warned her, they noticed something strange—Zara always had the most magical stories to tell, and somehow… the tree started glowing a little brighter.
Moral: Magic is real for those who believe and sometimes, the best adventures start with a little curiosity.
