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The Boy Who Lied And Other Stories.

Once upon a time there lived a boy named Arjun. Arjun was not very intelligent. His mother sent him for tuitions. He used to go for Maths, English, Science, Hindi and Kannada tuitions. He did not like studies but loved sports. He sometimes lied and told his friends that if he did a sum wrong in his tuition class he had to stay back and write it 100 times. But this was not true. Everybody used to believe him. He went to school the next day. In school his first period was maths. In maths his teacher taught them multiplication. He was not listening to his teacher. He was busy fiddling with his new ink-pen. His teacher did not know that he was fiddling with his ink-pen. Then, his teacher asked him to do a sum on the board he came near the board and stared at the teacher. The teacher again asked him to do the sum. Then the teacher asked why he did not listen? He told his teacher that she did not explain. His teacher got very angry. Then his teacher got to know that he did not listen. She told him to go back to his place. He went back. Then she called and boy named Raj. Raj did the sum. Then the teacher shouted at Arjun.



Afterwards he went for tuitions. Today his tutor gave him 10 multiplication sums. Out of that he got 1 correct. Then his tutor taught him how to do it, 20 times! Then the tutor got so angry that she kept him till 10:00 pm! Then he finally got all the sums correct. Then on the way home he learnt that since he lied he got it back.

Moral of the story: Never lie. You will get it back.

The end

By,

Sanjith Rao

Comments

  1. Rakesh Rao11 August 2010 at 18:00

    Dear Sanjith,

    Good story. The opposite is also true. If you do good things, it will also come back to you with interest.

    - Pop

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  2. Aroona Bhat12 August 2010 at 10:50

    Dearest Sanjith,
    I love your story. Please keep writing more such stories. And your pop's words are totally correct. When you do good it always comes back to you, multiple times.
    Your stories are getting better. keep going.
    I Love you always & always
    Chikks

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  3. Anonymous12 August 2010 at 22:45

    Hi Sanjith
    your story was good.I really liked it.Please write more stories like this.
    Riddhi

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  4. josh13 August 2010 at 10:20

    sanjith yes, i really liked the story, but i did feel bad for arjun too. if only he had been a bit more sensible and truthful he wdnt have ben in this mess. (i like tha part when he was fiddling with his new ink pen btw :) )

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