Greed Begets Sin and Sin Begets Death Completing Story

Once upon a time, there were two friends who decided to go on a journey together. They had to pass through a forest on their way. As they walked through the woods, something caught their eye – a bag just lying there on the ground. This bag was filled with shiny jewelry and glittering gold coins. It was like a hidden treasure, maybe belonging to some thieves.

The two friends couldn't believe their luck. They were so happy to find this bag. They quickly took it to a secret spot and started dreaming about all the things they could do with the treasure.

After much thinking, they agreed to split the treasure equally between them. They believed that this bag of treasure would make them rich in no time.

But as time passed, disagreements arose between them. They argued about how to use the treasure, but they eventually settled their differences. However, they soon grew tired and hungry from their journey. One of the friends went to a nearby market to buy food while the other stayed with the bag.

While the one friend was at the market, the other friend began to have a dark thought. He wanted all the treasure for himself, so he decided to kill his friend when he returned. At the same time, the friend at the market also had an evil idea. He thought about poisoning the food he bought so that his friend would eat it and die, leaving the treasure all for himself.

When the friend returned from the market, the other friend attacked and killed him. The killer felt a twisted sense of happiness, thinking he now had all the treasure. He sat down to eat the food that had been bought, not knowing it was poisoned. Sadly, he died shortly after eating it. In the end, the bag of valuable jewelry and gold coins remained on the ground, just as it had been moments before.

This story teaches us a sad lesson about greed. The friends' greed for the treasure led them down a path of sin and ultimately, it caused their deaths. It's a reminder that wanting too much can have dire consequences, and it's important to value friendship and honesty over material wealth.