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Once upon a time, there was a boy named Aarav who lived in a small village by the mountains. Growing up, Aarav was known for his kindness, always helping his neighbors and looking after stray animals. But despite his good heart, he felt an emptiness inside, a void that grew bigger each year. Aarav's family was poor, and his father worked long hours in a nearby town, leaving early in the morning and returning late at night. His mother was ill and couldn’t leave her bed, so most of the responsibilities fell on Aarav’s shoulders. He would wake up at dawn to fetch water, cook for his mother, and take care of his younger sister, Siya. Although he longed for a carefree childhood, he embraced these responsibilities without complaint. At school, Aarav faced bullying because of his worn-out clothes and quiet nature. Kids teased him, calling him "rag boy," and laughed at his patched-up shoes. Aarav pretended not to care, keeping a brave face and hiding the hurt. Each night, he would lie awake, staring at the ceiling, wondering if life would always be this way. When Aarav turned 15, his mother’s health took a turn for the worse. The family couldn’t afford a doctor, and she grew weaker by the day. One night, as he sat by her bedside, she held his hand and whispered, “You’re so strong, my son. One day, life will be kinder to you.” Those were her last words to him, and she passed away peacefully that night. The loss shattered Aarav. His world felt darker and colder without his mother’s gentle voice and warm smile. He couldn’t bring himself to cry in front of Siya, who clung to him even tighter, terrified of losing the only family she had left. So, Aarav hid his grief, burying it deep inside to stay strong for her. Months passed, and Aarav dropped out of school to work odd jobs, trying to make ends meet. He cleaned barns, fetched firewood, and did whatever he could to keep food on the table. Despite the hardships, he kept his mother’s words close to his heart, hoping that...