Butterfly and suchi

One bright sunny day, Suchi was playing in her garden. She loved to explore the flowers and the bushes. While she was looking around, she noticed a beautiful butterfly. The butterfly had colorful wings and fluttered gracefully. Suchi decided she wanted to catch it and play with it.

Suchi ran after the butterfly, trying to catch it with her tiny hands. The butterfly flew higher and higher, avoiding her grasp. Suchi was determined and didn't want to give up. She thought it would be so much fun to have the butterfly as her friend. But the butterfly seemed scared and kept flying away.

As Suchi continued to chase the butterfly, her grandmother came into the garden. She saw what Suchi was doing and gently called her over. 'Suchi, my dear,' her grandmother said, 'butterflies are meant to be free. They are happiest when they can fly around and enjoy the flowers.' Suchi listened carefully and realized the butterfly might not be having fun.

Suchi stopped chasing the butterfly and watched it flutter around the garden. She smiled, understanding that the butterfly was happiest when it was free. From that day on, Suchi enjoyed watching the butterfly and other creatures without trying to catch them. She learned that respecting their freedom was the best way to be friends with them. And the butterfly continued to visit her garden, fluttering happily among the flowers.