One small action can make a big difference in life. Once upon a time there was a mill owner who was very angry and proud. He was less talkative. Whenever he spoke, either to reprimand him or to provide the necessary information. All the workers were afraid to talk to him. A new laborer came to the mill. When he heard about the owner, he did not let go. He told his colleagues that we should not distance ourselves from the owner. It may not be humorous. It was the birthday of this laborer's son. This laborer also called the owner on his son's birthday. He did not come. The next day the laborer came to the owner and said very cheerfully, "Sir, you did not come to my child's birthday yesterday." I have brought something for you. Can i give you that The owner looked at the laborer seriously and spoke. I don't need anything If you want something, say so. The laborer smiled at his master and said, "If you do what I want, it will be my son's birthday present." The owner was surprised. He asked the laborer. What do you want to give me and what do you want me to do? The laborer took out two white ribbons and looked at the owner. The owner asked what they were. The laborer said, "Someone once gave it to me, when I was far away from others." The giver had said. This one is for you. Because you are the person who is most important in my life. This is the second white ribbon for the person who is very important in your life. I have also brought this one ribbon for you and the other is for the one you love or value the most in your life. Give him this ribbon today. The owner laughed when he heard the laborer's words, but he remained serious. He allowed the laborer to tie the ribbon on his hand. What he wanted When the laborer gave the second ribbon to the master, he began to wonder which man he valued the most. He was on his way home from work when he thought of his son. He used to give him very little time because he was busy after his wife passed away. Whenever he talked to her, he would either give advice or scold her.
As soon as he entered the house, he took off the ribbon on his wrist and walked towards his son's room. Who was lying on the bed. The father knocked on the door and asked permission to enter. The boy opened the door. He wondered why his father bothered to come into the room himself instead of calling him. He was thinking His father grabbed his wrist and looked at him and repeated what the laborer had said. I also said this. Being so busy, I never gave you the right amount of time. I'm sorry . He took another ribbon out of his pocket and gave it to his son and said to tie this ribbon on his wrist. The one you love the most and the one who is most important in your life. The boy burst into tears. He grabbed his father's wrist and said, "Tie it to me. I thought you didn't love me at all and I had been thinking of committing suicide for a few days." Your little thing gave me a reason to live. There were tears in the eyes of the owner of I Love You Papa-Mill. He hugged his son to his chest.
The next day, when he went to the mill, he called the laborer who had given him the ribbon. As soon as the worker entered the room, a smile appeared on the owner's face. When the laborer saw the smile on the master's face, he too smiled. The master asked the laborer what he thought of giving me the ribbon. The laborer smiled, looked at his master and said, "I read in a book." I understood when I saw the hardness of your face. For years you have not shown love to anyone and no one has shown love to you. It is very important to show love. Sometimes a small action changes the lives of others. The owner of the mill laughed and said, "Yes."
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