Once upon a time, long, long, ago in the kingdom of Sahora, there lived a girl called Sara. She was a very kind girl and was never strict on others at all, unlike the king. He was a very strict man to the people who belong to the palace, except his daughter, Leela. The guards were only allowed to drink water, and they were not even allowed to wear a suit of armor! Even when they are poor, Sara's family are always happy as a man who was saved from death penalty. 

Mother, please add more soup.

To earn a livelihood, Sara's parents would pick some vegetables and would keep them in her basket and she would sell them to almost the whole kingdom. One day

she saw the guards tired and weary. So, she gave a fruit for free. " Don't tell the king that you are eating fruits or else he will behead you" she said.

Here are some berries.

So, it was. Sara gave them a fruit everyday to keep them active all day. Now, you must be thinking that only one fruit a day can't boost energy! But Sara's love and care for the guards gave them the boost a 100 times more! 😯

This went one for a few months. One day, the guards decided that they tell about Sara. "But the girl who gave us the fruits will be beheaded!"the first guard said. "Don't worry, the girl won't be beheaded. We will go in her place. She is young and we are old. At least let her be happy." said the second guard. The first guard agreed.

Following their idea, the two guards went to the king and said all about Sara. The king was astonished. "Hmm.....well, call the girl tomorrow." he replied. He didn't say anything after that.

Call the girl tomorrow.

Good day, your highness!

"Good day, your highness! What ails me?" she asked without fear. "Good day, my girl! My soldiers has reported me a few days ago that you have been giving berries to my soldiers as they looked exhausted in the sun. Is that true or are they telling  a lie?" the king asked. "They aren't telling any stories, your highness. It it is true that I have been filling their hunger with some of the world's finest berries that we grow in our garden." she replied.