A Blind Encounter

It was a beautiful spring day in the forest. The sky was bright blue, flowers were blooming, and the air was fresh and energetic. A mother rabbit and her young son hopped joyfully through the woods, their fluffy tails bobbing as they explored.

“What a wonderful world!” exclaimed the little rabbit, his eyes sparkling with wonder.

“Yes, it truly is, my dear,” his mother replied, smiling. “There is so much happiness all around. We only need to explore it!”

Just then, they heard a loud roar that made them freeze. They had unknowingly wandered close to a dark, shadowy cave of an old tiger.

“Who’s there? Stop right there!” the tiger’s booming voice echoed from inside. The rabbits trembled, their tiny hearts beating fast.

“Oh no, whispered the little rabbit, his ears drooping. “What do we do now?”

“Don’t worry, baby, stay calm,” the mother whispered to her son.

“We are two rabbits hopping around. We didn’t know that it was your den. We are sorry if we have disturbed you,” said the mother rabbit.

“Don’t worry, dears. Come close to me, and touch me. I love rabbits,” said the tiger.

The mother rabbit felt something unusual with the tiger’s behavior. Looking up, she saw the tiger was completely blind. If they touched the tiger, it was easy for the tiger to kill the rabbits.

The mother and her son jumped out of the tiger’s den and vanished into the forest. The tiger was still waiting for the rabbits to touch him, expecting easy prey.