One Deer and one Mice

Quite a long time ago, in a peaceful woods, carried on with a delicate deer named Delia and a shrewd mouse named Max. Delia, with her exquisite horns and agile developments, was appreciated by every one of the timberland animals. Max, little however intelligent, was known for his genius and courage.

One bright morning, Delia was touching close to a shimmering stream when she heard a small, berserk squeak. She glanced around and saw Max caught under a fallen branch. Delia raced to help, utilizing major areas of strength for her to lift the branch, liberating Max.

"Much obliged to you, Delia!" Max shouted, getting over the soil. "I owe you my life."

Delia grinned heartily. "My pleasure, At the most. Helping a companion in need is in every case great."

From that day on, Delia and Max became indistinguishable companions. They went through their days investigating the woodland, sharing stories, and aiding different creatures in a tough situation. Max frequently rode on Delia's back, partaking in the view from as high as possible, while Delia valued Max's sharp eyes and fast reasoning.

At some point, while meandering close to the edge of the backwoods, they coincidentally found a secret woods loaded up with intriguing, delightful blossoms. Delia and Max chose to make it their mystery meeting spot, where they could unwind and appreciate each other's conversation.

As the seasons changed, their companionship developed further. Delia showed Max the significance of tolerance and thoughtfulness, while Max showed Delia the worth of speedy reasoning and flexibility. They discovered that in spite of their disparities, they supplemented each other impeccably.

Together, they confronted different difficulties, from outmaneuvering a guile fox to tracking down food during an unforgiving winter. Each experience brought them closer, building up their bond and validating that fellowship has no limits.

Years passed, and the woodland creatures frequently discussed the amazing pair: Delia the deer and Max the mouse. Their story turned into an image of companionship, fortitude, and the force of cooperating.

Thus, Delia and Max lived cheerfully ever later, their hearts perpetually interlaced by the rugged obligation of fellowship.

Written by Ashraful Shohag

Note

(They will listen to the stories only for the joy of listening to the stories. Stories are not meant to hurt anyone psychologically and physically.There are many characters made up and coincidental. The story has nothing to do with reality. The stories are made for the sheer pleasure of listening. Reading the story, no one will fix his mind in any direction, accepting

the stories with a blind heart.)