The magical unicorn rooms the golden forest everyday from dawn to night.

Running freely between trees.

Every new day, a new adventure begins, she talks to fairies, and plays with them; and takes care of all other animals in the forest.

Unicorn are not like horses, they don't like to be owned. They like to have her own life. They run when they want and stop when they feel like it. No one could ever own a unicorn. They die of sadness if they are ever owned.

Miles and miles away, a little girl called Kala wakes up everyday dreaming of having a unicorn.

She made a special saddle for her horse, Sugar, to look like a pink and purple unicorn. She rides Sugar everyday for hours hoping to find a real unicorn.

One day, Kala went home and she was so sad that all her search wasn't fruitful.

Her mother saw her coming with her head down, "No luck today, honey!" Kala answered with a sad tone, "No, no luck ever. I am starting to think I will never find one and I will never be happy. Not ever, again." A tear slowly fell off kala's eyes.

Kala's mother noticed her for the next days. Sadness didn't leave her. She ate so little and she didn't even ride Sugar. 

Then an idea came to her.

The next morning, The mother waited outside Kala's room for 7:00 o'clock to come so she can wake kala up.

The moment, Kala opened the door, her mother said, "Look at what I've found!" she showed her pictures of the golden forest. "If unicorns are somewhere, they are definitely there. It is the most magical place there is." 

Kala looked mesmerised at the beauty of the golden forest. It looked so gracious. It is a place that is suitable for such a beauty like a unicorn.

The next day, they packed their luggage and they travelled across the world to go to the golden forest. They searched for the guy who knew it all, the only man who met a unicorn.

He said, "go home, I recommend, unicorns are not a man's friend!"

Kala's heart was full of sadness, she knew that her only dream in life is just a mirage. She ran and ran and ran to catch but at the end, it wasn't even true.