Once upon a time, there was a little bee named Miel. She was hardworking like all the other bees, but that day she was very angry. Every time she tried to collect nectar from the flowers near the hive, she found other bees already occupying them.
“This isn’t fair!” Miel grumbled as she flew from flower to flower. “Why are they always busy when I arrive?”
Miel decided to search farther away. She was so upset that she didn’t even realize how far she was getting from the hive. She flew over tall trees, crossed a sparkling river, and arrived at an unknown place filled with giant, colorful flowers.
“Finally! Free flowers!” she exclaimed happily as she landed on an enormous yellow flower. But something wasn’t right. The flowers smelled different, and the air felt strange. Suddenly, she heard a loud buzzing behind her.
It was a large bee she had never seen before.
“Hello, stranger! What are you doing here?” asked the bee curiously.
“I’m Miel. I was looking for flowers to collect nectar because all the ones near my home were taken,” she replied nervously, glancing around.
The big bee smiled and said:
“Welcome to the Wildflower Valley. Everything here is different. There are only a few of us bees, and these flowers are special. If you want to stay, you can learn new things.”
Miel was amazed. She had never seen such big flowers or such bright colors. Moreover, the bees there used giant leaves as slides and helped each other without fighting over nectar.
But after a while, Miel started to feel sad. She missed her home, her family, and even her hive. The other bee noticed and asked:
“What’s wrong? Don’t you like this place?”
“It’s wonderful, but… I miss my home,” Miel confessed.
The big bee nodded and said:
“Then you must go back. No matter how much anger you feel, there’s always a way back. I’ll show you how to get there.”
With the help of her new friends, Miel learned to recognize signs along the way: a sparkling river, a heart-shaped tree, and a cluster of blue flowers. Soon, she was back at her beloved hive.
When she arrived, all the bees greeted her joyfully.
“Miel! We thought you were lost forever!” her companions exclaimed.
Miel smiled and responded:
“I learned something important. No matter how angry you are, you can always find a solution and return home. Plus, now I know there are amazing places waiting to be explored.”
From then on, Miel stopped getting so angry and began sharing her adventures with the other bees. Together, they discovered new paths and flowers without fighting, turning their work into a great daily adventure.
End. 🌼
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