Naughty Elephant
“Caroota City is beautiful’, Giraffe said to other animals. “This is Paradise on Earth!” Squirrel added. All animals living in the city never wished to live elsewhere. As for Elephant, he had to. However, it wasn’t his wish. He was forced to. He was a bad animal that caused the natives to lose their fish, drinking water and peace of mind.
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“Caroota City is beautiful’, Giraffe said to other animals. “This is Paradise on Earth!” Squirrel added. All animals living in the city never wished to live elsewhere. As for Elephant, he had to. However, it wasn’t his wish. He was forced to. He was a bad animal that caused the natives to lose their fish, drinking water and peace of mind. He got his reward. He lost his properties. What else did he lose? Let’s find out.
- Author: Silas Falokun
- Publisher: Rasmed Publications Limited
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