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One Peach, A Thousand Peaches
In children's books, sometimes animals and sometimes plants are made to talk. In this story, the events are told through the language of a peach tree.
The peach tree begins to tell what it has been through..
"While I was a big, bright peach plucked from its branch, one day two poor children found me. They take me to the riverside and eat me there, then they carefully bury my seed in the rich master's garden and work hard to raise me.
This is exactly where everything starts. Sahibali and Pulad, the two poor children who raised me, went snake hunting one day to make my land airy. Unfortunately, that's where things go wrong. A snake bites Sahibalı and he dies. Thereupon, with the death of his friend, Pulad bids farewell to the peach tree on which they worked so hard and goes to the city to work.
Our Peach tree is saddened by the events. He has now fallen into the hands of a gardener who serves a money-hungry owner.
The peach tree never wants the Gardener to benefit from the fruits that Sahibali and Pulad have grown with great effort. That's why it always drops its flowers without bearing fruit.
No matter what the gardener does, he cannot get fruit from the peach tree. Because our peach tree will never bow to injustice and will always be loyal to the poor children who raise it.
I wish you pleasant reading. ๑ ◕‿◕ ๑ 
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