A beautiful apple tree was growing at the edge of the forest. A boy came to that tree every day and played by climbing the branches, picking apples and hanging on to the branches he reached. The apple tree also became very happy when a boy who liked it very much came. One day the boy came sad. The apple tree said to him, “Why are you sad? Have fun and play," and the boy said, "I'm too old to play like that. I have to play with something else. I don't have any money." The apple tree worriedly said, "I don't have any money, but if you pick my apples and sell them in the city, you will have money." The boy took the apples with him. After that, the boy did not come for long, and the apple tree waited sadly. But one morning the boy came back as a big and beautiful young man. The apple tree said, "play with me." The boy said, "I'm too busy playing, I have a family, and now I need a house." "Can you help me?" Apple tree, "I don't have a house." But you take my branches and build a house." The boy took all the branches. The apple tree was very happy to help. A long time passed, and one day the boy arrived, a man of the age of ten. The apple tree was happy and said, "Did you come to play with me?" The boy said, "I'm old now, I'm bored, I want to go far away." But I don't have a boat, can you help me?" the apple tree said, "saw me. Make a boat with it and go far, be happy, my son.'' One day, many years passed, and the boy turned into an old man. The apple tree said to him, "I'm sorry, son, I have no apples, no branches, no trees to climb." The boy said, "It's okay, now I have no teeth to bite apples, no body to climb, I'm just so tired, I just need a place to rest." . The apple tree said, "Then sit on my old stump and rest." When the boy sat on it, the apple tree smiled with tears in its eyes.
This is a story that applies to everyone. Trees are our relatives. When we are young, we cannot live without our parents. When he grows up, he makes his own life and leaves them. However, does not this story show an example of our relatives, who are always ready to help us and always want happiness.