Everything Is Not Like What You Think - By: janne

Two angels were having a travel, the day was going dark, so they wanted to lived in a rich family. However, the families were not welcome them and treated rude to them. They refused to let them spend their night in a comfortable guest bedroom, but prepared a corner in the cold basement for them. When the two angels were making the bed, the older angel saw a hole in the wall, and he repaired it without thinking. When the younger asked the old why, the older replied: "Things are usually not what they seem."
The next night they came to spend the night in a very poor farmer's home. The couple gave them a warm welcome and even put out their only a little food to entertain the guests, and then let out their own beds to the two angels. But the next morning they found the couple had tears in their eyes, because their only source of income - their cow died. The younger angel was infuriated and asked the older why the first family was so wealthy, but they still help them repair the hole in the wall, but the second family was so poor and they still treat guests with hospitality, while the god did not stop the cow¡¯s death.
"Sometimes things are not what they seem". The older angel replied,"When we spent the night in the basement, I saw the hole from the wall there was gold. Since the owner was obsessed with greed and unwilling to share his wealth, so I fill the hole in the wall. Last night, the god of death was willing to call the farmer's wife, but I gave him the cow instead. Things are not what they seem and everything is not what you think."
From this story, we can know that sometimes the surface of things is not like they should be. As only as you have a faith, you just need to trust that everything will always be rewarded if you do your work.

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