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Story For Evening

The document contains two short stories. The first story, 'Where There is a Will, There is a Way,' follows Riya, a girl from a poor village who works hard to earn a scholarship and becomes a doctor, demonstrating perseverance in the face of adversity. The second story, 'The Grapes are Sour,' tells of a fox who, after failing to reach some grapes, convinces himself they are sour, illustrating the tendency to downplay what we cannot have.

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Story For Evening

The document contains two short stories. The first story, 'Where There is a Will, There is a Way,' follows Riya, a girl from a poor village who works hard to earn a scholarship and becomes a doctor, demonstrating perseverance in the face of adversity. The second story, 'The Grapes are Sour,' tells of a fox who, after failing to reach some grapes, convinces himself they are sour, illustrating the tendency to downplay what we cannot have.

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Story Writing 1

Where There is a Will, There is a Way

Riya had always dreamed of becoming a doctor. Growing up in a small village, she often watched

helplessly as her neighbors struggled without proper medical care. Her father, a humble farmer,

encouraged her dreams but could barely afford to keep her in school. When she turned 16, her high

school announced a scholarship program for students who excelled in academics. Seeing this as

her only chance, Riya devoted herself to her studies. She woke up at dawn to help her parents in

the fields, then spent hours studying by the dim light of an old kerosene lamp at night.

The competition for the scholarship was fierce. Many of her peers came from well-off families

with access to better resources. But Riya didn’t let that deter her. She sought help from her teachers,

borrowed books, and even studied with her classmates to fill in her gaps. On the day of the results,

Riya’s heart raced as the principal announced the names. Her hard work paid off—she was awarded

the scholarship!

Years later, Riya graduated from medical school and returned to her village as a doctor. Her journey

was proof to everyone around her that where there is a will, there is a way.
Story Writing 2

The Grapes are Sour

On a sunny afternoon, a fox strolled through the forest, feeling particularly hungry. Soon, he

stumbled upon a vine with ripe, juicy grapes hanging from it. Their deep purple hue glistened in

the sunlight, making his mouth water. “Ah, just what I need!” thought the fox. He leaped to reach

the grapes but missed. Undeterred, he jumped again, stretching his paws as far as they would go,

but he still could not reach them. The fox tried and tried, running back for momentum and leaping

with all his might. After several failed attempts, he was exhausted. He sat down, panting, and

glared at the grapes.

“Who wants those grapes anyway?” he scoffed. “They’re probably sour!”

With that, the fox turned his back and walked away, convincing himself that the grapes were not

worth the effort. This classic tale reminds us of how easy it is to dismiss something as undesirable

when we cannot attain it. Sometimes, it is better to acknowledge our limits or try harder rather than

make excuses.

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