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Luminesce Firefly In a small forest, there was a firefly were lived a pair with his mother. His name is Patrick, he is a weak firefly who has no luminescent of him. Mother said to him that he is different to others. He can not fly and has no luminescent since he was born. They were live until Patrick grows to be teenagers. The bad things are he has no friends and can not fly happily in the air like others. He was sad to mother and locked his room for a whole day. Mother was worried about what is going on him. “Patrick, why you are not going out from your room and take a meal for a while? Are you sick?” Mothers knocked his door and try to pursue him out from the room. “I will put the meal out of your door, so you can take it when you want. Patrick was unable to say “Yes I will mom” his mouth was locked and his heart was too ego to kick out the bad things run on his mind. He just take the meal when the days gone to be midnight. “I don’t want to come out the room you know mom, till you were die. This is my worse life! I am just flawed boy! No one cares me!” He said when mothers try a thousand time to make him out from his room. The condition were going bad. It is a year since he locked himself in his room. “Dear, I was sick. I got flu and terrible cough, please go outside. I am sorry for make you born in worse condition. In deformity, and no one want to be your friend. I just want to let you know that I love you as Mom and friends.” Patrick still don’t want to talked to. He just covered his face with blanked and seems frustrated. Day by day run. In the next week, mom never gave him a meal again. “It is strange, why mom didn’t give me meal for three days?’ I can’t hear her anything!” He was so hungry, and this condition makes him want to go out from his room. So unexpectedly and dramatic, he caught his mom dead with a letter on her hand.

And the letter shows : Dear My Lovely Patrick I don’t know what going on me.. I had checked my health to the doctor when you just locked your room.

Doctor said to me that my life just in a couple of months I am so sorry that were got accident when you are in pregnancy And your dad were dead You got the physical defect after it It is not easy to make you understand That luminescent is you Not what you just think That I love you till the day ends Forever. Best regards, Mom

Aioga (Amur) Everybody agreed that Aioga was a very beautiful girl. In fact, the villagers told her that she was the most beautiful girl in their village. This made Aioga vain. She became proud of her beauty and each day looked at herself in the mirror. She liked her looks so much that daily she went to look at herself in the stream that ran past her house. One day, her mother asked her to wash the dishes. Aioga spent so much time admiring her reflection in the dishes that her mother was annoyed, “Aioga, you’re becoming too vain and lazy. You do nothing but admire yourself each day. This has got to stop. Even our neighbours are complaining. They say that you’ve become proud and won’t even talk to their daughters. You make me so ashamed.” Aioga sulked and refused to do any more work. She thought her mother was treating her badly. She became even lazier. Each day, she lay in bed until the sun was high in the sky. Her mother did not know what to do with her. “Aioga, please go to the stream and fetch some water. I want to bake some cakes for tea,” said her mother. “but I may fall into the water,” said Aioga. Her mother sighed. She was slowly losing patience with her daughter. “Hold on to a bush and you won’t fall in.” “But the bush may fall into the stream,” complained her daughter. “But all the bushes by the stream have thorns and I may scratch my pretty hands,” said the girl. Her mother grew steadily more impatient. “Aioga, put on your mittens. They’ll not only keep you warm but will also stop you from getting scratched,” Aioga then complained that her mittens were torn. Her mother then handed her a needle and thread. “What if the needle breaks?” asked the girl. Aioga did not sew her mittens but instead spent the time looking at herself in the mirror. Her mother was very angry with her, and when her husband returned from work, she spoke to him about their daughter . he was angry too, when he heard what his wife had told him, so he sent for Aioga. “Aioga, go this minute and get a really thick needle from the workbasket and mend your mittens,” he said. “But, Papa, what if the needle pricks my finger?” “You can use a thimble is pierced I’ll hurt my finger,” said the girl. Aioga’s younger sister, who was good and sweet-natured, came into the room. Cheerfully, she offered to fetch the water. She ran to the stream, filled the bucket and then helped her mother bake some cakes. When Aioga saw the lovely golden cakes, her mouth began to water. They looked delicious. “Mother, give me some cakes,” she said. “They’re hot and you’ll burn your fingers,” said her mother. “I’ll put on my mittens.” “But your mittens are torn. Besides, they’re damp as you did not dry them out yesterday after playing in the snow,” said her mother. “I’ll dry them now before the fire,” said the girl. “No, drying them out too quickly will make them stiff. And you won’t be able to hold the cakes,” said her mother. Aioga was hungry and the cakes smelled so delicious. “I’ll soften them with some wax,” she said.

“But your hands will get dirty. Why should you work and spoil your looks? It would be better if I gave the cake to your sister who doesn’t mind using her hands.” Said Aioga’s mother. When she saw her mother give her sister the cake, Aioga ran out of the house to the stream. She was very angry as she thought that her mother was very unfair. She saw her sister enjoying the cake and turned to stare angrily at her. “Aioga, please don’t be angry. I’ll share my cake with you,” she said. Her sister was only trying to be kind but Aioga was proud. How could she, the village beauty, accept a half-eaten cake! She turned round and slapped her sister hard. “Go away, I don’t want anything from you. Just leave me alone,” Aioga began to hit her sister again. Suddenly, she lost her balance and fell into the stream. The Goddess of the Stream who had seen Aioga treat her sister badly, changed her into a goose, all day long Aioga, the goose, swam around in the stream. “Ga! Ga! What a beauty I am.” She said, looking at herself in the stream. As time went ny she forgot how to speak. All she remembered was her name, and whenever she saw anyone, she would say, “Ai-oga! Ai-oga!” so that all would would remember the village beauty who turned into a goose