Once upon a time in a faraway land, there lived a young boy called Aurum. He was a special kind of boy, he had a remarkable ability to always see the good in people and the world around him.

Aurum lived with his family, who lived a rather humble but joyous life. He was the oldest of three siblings and took every opportunity to look after and help out his brother and sister as much as he could. Aurum was also very close to his parents, often listening to their tales of the old days.

One day, Aurum was walking through the woods when he stumbled upon a strange and mysterious box. Upon closer inspection, he realized it was made out of solid gold. He quickly ran home to tell his family about the box, but everyone was skeptical. His father told him it must be a trick, and to leave the box alone.

But something deep within Aurum told him that the box was special, so he decided to stay and observe it. After some time, he noticed that the box was engraved with a special symbol that he recognized immediately – it was the same symbol his parents had used to mark special occasions and celebrations.

He realized that the box must have belonged to his parents, so he opened it up and found a beautiful gold necklace. He had never seen anything like it before, so he took it home to show his family. Everyone was amazed and soon it became clear that this was a special gift, just for Aurum.

Aurum quickly realized the power of the necklace. He could see that it changed how people felt around him, how his presence made them think in new ways and appreciate the good in life. He also noticed that it gave him a special kind of energy and positivity that he had never experienced before.

He quickly understood that he was meant to use this necklace to help others and spread kindness wherever he went. So, with the help of his parents, Aurum decided to share his necklace with the community and soon everyone in the village was talking about it.

Aurum soon became known as the “keeper of the gold” and everyone respected his wisdom and leadership in the village. He helped many in need, always following the motto of “do unto others as you would have them do unto you”.

Aurum lived a long and fulfilling life and the gold necklace was always with him, a symbol of his message of kindness. He taught everyone that if we are willing to share our good fortune and spread positivity, then we can all live a more joyful and fulfilling life.

Moral of the story: The way to happiness lies in sharing our good fortune and spreading positivity.