Little foxes don't like grapes

There used to be a little fox who broke into a vineyard and wanted to try it out, but was attracted to the owner of the vineyard and stayed in the vineyard.

The owner thought that the little fox stayed because he loved to eat grapes, so he always gave the best grapes to the little fox, and the little fox ate clean every time, and the owner of the vineyard was very happy to have the company of the little fox.

One day the wind and rain destroyed all the grapevines, and there were no more grapes for the little fox to eat, and the owner thought that the little fox was going to leave the vineyard and leave himself, which was very lost. He did not know that the little fox had never stayed because he loved to eat grapes, and that the little fox simply loved him and did not want to be separated.

Many times we underestimate what others think of us, and we accept a lot of things we don't like for what we want. When you are aggrieved, think about whether you are willing to do it. Would you still like it? If the answer is yes, then put away the grievances and wantonly rejoice, after all, although the gains are not all wishes, but the wishes have been obtained after all.