"Ul, you should be able to respect people. If you want to have shoes, you have to help people with happy hearts! "Advices of the helpful elf, Kika, hear Ulla reveal his heart to the glass shoe he saw in the mall during the day. Ulla looked very sad. He walked limply through the crowds to buy the blue shimmering glass shoe. Ulla looked at him, then shook his head. I'm poor. My mom is just a tea seller in this mall. He said to himself. Ulla exhaled resignedly to her inadequate life.
"Ulla, this morning you should be happy to help others!" Said someone. Yes! It's Kika, the help elf. The help fairy can give the shoe the easy way, provided that the person does good even if it is only a piece of goodness.
"Kika! But .. I'm lazy today. "Answer Ulla. Kika's face looks disappointed. "Then I can not give you any beautiful glass shoes for you. Goodbye, lazy man! "Kika flies away from Ulla. "Kika!" Called Ulla. But Kika has vanished from her gaze.
Ulla thought. If I want to help mum selling tea I would have given my glass shoes!
"Mom, let Ulla just sell here. Just take a break first, "Ulla said. Her mother thanked her. After a few days Ulla helped her mother, Kika never came. Ulla is getting sadder.
"Why am I sad? Glass shoes are not everything to me. "Said Ulla. Ulla did not care whether the glass shoe he would get. Ulla often helps her mother sell tea at the mall until finally dream of buying glass shoes forgotten. Now, the lazy Ulla has become a diligent and smart boy.
The next day, Ulla prepares her textbooks for a repeat tomorrow. But when a book falls, Ulla sees the light blue glasses lavendered with her eyes. He can not even believe what happened. Suddenly a voice was heard.
"Ulla, thank you for being such a smart and diligent child. May your achievements boast of your parents. And also do not forget to always give without expecting rewards. This is a little reward from me. May you accept it, Princess Ulla! "
Ulla is very happy. The glass shoe he dreamed of now was in his hands. In his heart he said, "Thank you Kika!"
Nice story. We should always be willing to help without expecting anything in return.
thanks my friend..