Ravi and Arun Story

In the core of a curious town settled between moving slopes and rich green fields, two indivisible companions, Arun and Ravi, grew up together. From their earliest days, they were known all through the town for their audacious spirits and vast interest.

Arun was the visionary. He had a striking creative mind and frequently entertained Ravi with stories of stowed away fortunes and legendary animals. Ravi, then again, was the down to earth one. He wanted to pay attention to Arun's accounts, yet his feet were immovably established on the ground. Together, they adjusted each other flawlessly.

One bright evening, as they meandered through the fields, Arun's eyes shone with energy. "Ravi, have you heard the legend of the Brilliant Mango Tree?" he inquired.

Ravi laughed. "Another of your accounts, Arun?"

"No, this one is genuine!" Arun demanded. "They say it's secret somewhere down in the woodland, and whoever finds it will have their desires allowed."

Ravi raised an eyebrow.

Arun smiled. "With a guide, obviously! It must be the guide to the Brilliant Mango Tree!"

Ravi analyzed the guide. It was blurred and torn, however he could make out certain milestones. "Okay, we should check it out. In any case, in the event that we get lost, it's on you!"

With their psyches set on the experience, they wandered into the backwoods, following the guide's hints. They crossed a jabbering stream, climbed a lofty slope, and explored through thick underbrush. En route, they confronted different difficulties - a ramshackle old scaffold, a home of irate honey bees, and, surprisingly, a naughty monkey who attempted to take their guide.

Regardless of the impediments, Arun and Ravi proceeded, their fellowship and assurance directing them. As nightfall fell, they arrived at a clearing. In the middle stood a great mango tree, its brilliant natural products sparkling in the nightfall.

"We tracked down it!" Arun shouted, eyes wide with amazement.

Ravi grinned, feeling a feeling of achievement. "I surmise your accounts in all actuality do have a reality to them all things considered."

They each culled a brilliant mango and made a wish. Arun wanted for vast experiences with his closest companion, while Ravi wanted for the town to succeed. As they nibbled into the sweet, succulent natural product, they realized their desires would work out, for the genuine enchantment was in their fellowship and the excursion they shared.

From that day on, Arun and Ravi's experiences became unbelievable in the town, moving others to think beyond practical boundaries and appreciate the obligations of fellowship. Furthermore, once in a while, they would get back to the Brilliant Mango Tree, for the mystical natural product, yet to remember the recollections of their most noteworthy experience.

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.)