As you so, So shall you reap

 Once upon a time, there was a young man named Asad who grew up in a small village at the edge of a vast forest. Asad was known for being lazy and always looking for shortcuts in life. He avoided hard work and often took advantage of others to get what he wanted.

One day, while walking through the forest, Asad stumbled upon an abandoned farm. He saw that the fields were overgrown with weeds and the farmhouse was in disrepair. Despite its poor condition, Asad had an idea. He decided to plant a small crop of potatoes and sell them at the market.

However, Asad didn't want to put in the hard work of tending to the fields and nurturing the crops. Instead, he stole some of the neighboring farmers' potatoes and planted them in the abandoned fields. He figured that once the potatoes grew, he would be able to sell them and make a profit without doing any real work.

As the days went by, Asad watched as the potato plants grew tall and healthy. He was excited to finally reap the rewards of his laziness. But when the time came to harvest the potatoes, Asad was in for a surprise.

The potato plants had grown, but the potatoes themselves were small and stunted. They were barely worth anything at the market, and Asad had to sell them for a fraction of what he had hoped. He soon realized that by taking shortcuts and avoiding hard work, he had sabotaged his own success.

From that day on, Asad began to understand the value of hard work and honesty. He started to work hard in the fields, nurturing the crops and treating his neighbors with respect. Over time, Asad's fields grew to become some of the most bountiful in the village, and he became known as an honest and hardworking farmer.

The lesson that Asad learned was that as you sow, so shall you reap. If you take shortcuts and cheat others, you will only end up hurting yourself in the end. But if you put in the hard work and treat others with kindness and respect, you will reap the rewards of your efforts.