n a small village surrounded by golden fields, there lived a curious boy named Aarav. Every evening, he would sit on the rooftop of his house, staring at the endless sky.
"Why does the sky look so far away?" he once asked his grandfather.
His grandfather smiled and replied, "Because it waits for dreamers to chase it."
From that day, Aarav made a promise to himself — one day, he would touch the sky.
Years passed, and while others focused on ordinary life, Aarav spent his time reading books about airplanes, stars, and space. People in the village laughed at him.
"Sky? Touch it? Impossible!" they said.
But Aarav didn't stop.
One day, he left his village to study in the city. It was difficult. He failed many times, struggled with studies, and often felt like giving up. But every night, he would look up at the sky and remember his promise.
After years of hard work, Aarav became a pilot.
On his first flight, as the airplane rose above the clouds, Aarav looked outside the window. The sky was no longer far away — it was all around him.
With a smile, he whispered, "I finally reached you."
And in that moment, he realized something important — the sky was never the destination, it was the courage to chase it that truly mattered.
Moral: Dreams may seem impossible, but with determination and belief, you can reach beyond limits.