Once upon a time, in a lush forest, there lived a little bird with a voice so beautiful that all the animals would gather around to hear her sing. Day after day, she would fill the forest with her melodious tunes, bringing joy to all who listened. But one day, a wealthy man named Henry caught wind of the little bird's talent and drove miles to take her away from her beloved home and into his grand estate. The bird, now alone and far from her forest and animal friends, lost her spark and stopped singing. Henry, desperate to make the bird happy, showered her with all the material possessions she could ever want. But despite his efforts, the bird remained empty and refused to sing for him. It was then that Henry realized that true happiness cannot be bought with material things. He knew what he had to do. He let the little bird stay in the forest where she belonged, where she could once again sing to her heart's content and be surround- ed by the creatures she loved. And so, the little bird's voice once again filled the forest with its sweet melodies, and Henry learned a valuable lesson about the true meaning of happiness.