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Fighting is Not a Solution

 Group of boys once were decided to play Hide-and-Seek. Everyone wanted to hide and there was no boy who would find the friends, so the fought through out the evening.


When the time was over, they went home sad because they were not able to play anything.

The next day, the decided to play Hide and Seek but gave everybody the same chances to hide and search for the friends.

They all had learnt a lesson that fighting is not a solution.

Moral - Fighting is not a solution.


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  1. Anonymous31 August 2020 at 20:49

    wow...i won't fight anymore.this story is very nice if you have made it on your own

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  2. Kanika Agarwal2 September 2020 at 00:31

    Great thought and must follow throughout the life!!

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