The girl who cried thief!

The girl who cried thief!

Once upon a time there was a girl. One day a jewellery store manager said “Little girl do you mind if I give you a favor?” Then the girl said, “Sure.” The manager said “A thief who steals jewelry is on the loose. I need you to tap this button then the police will be there straight away.” The girl nodded and the manager gave the button to her. Then the manager said “It’s like a watch so you can put it on your wrist”. The manager left and the little girl sat down at a chair nearby. Once half an hour passed the girl started to feel bored. She decided to be cheeky and pressed the button with no hesitation and cried “ THIEF THIEF!” Then police cars stopped in front of the shop and one policeman stepped outside and said “Where’s the thief?” “It ran away once I shouted.” Then the manager came and patted the little girl on the head and said well done and then they returned to the police station. After 3 days she got bored again so she decided to press the button again. She would be risking her life but she was determined to press the button and then she pressed the button. There were 7 police cars outside the door and the manager said “Where’s the thief?” “Its gone, it ran away” the young girl replied. The manager was getting impatient. When 5 days passed,the thief came. She was shocked and pressed the button “THEIF THEIF HELP ME” she cried while tapping the button but no one came. There were no police cars, no police sirens, just glass breaking and the girl crying desperately and hiding under a small non visible table while she was silently whimpering. When the thief left and stole almost everything the frightened little girl went to the manager and said “Why didn’t you come? The thief stole almost everything.” The girl cried “ Nobody believes a liar even when she’s speaking the truth”.

 

The moral of the story is that: Nobody believes a liar even when they are telling the truth and honesty it the best policy

 

     

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