Once, there lived three thieves named Taco, Bilbo and Frodo. One night, they sneaked into a rich man’s house and stole his money and gold. They loaded the loot in three bags and escaped to a faraway forest. On the way, the thieves decided to stop at an abandoned house. Since all were hungry, Taco set out to a nearby village to buy food. Bilbo and Frodo waited at the house, guarding the treasure. Now, all these men were greedy. An evil thought crossed Taco’s mind. ‘The entire loot could be mine if I kill Bilbo and Frodo,’ he thought. So he ate a tasty meal and mixed poison in the meals for the other two. Meanwhile, Bilbo and Frodo too planned to kill Taco when he returned so that they might divide his share between themselves. When Taco came back, Bilbo and Frodo hit him and killed him. Then they ate the food laced with poison and died, too. This way, the three greedy thieves met with an equally horrible end.
You Reap What You Sow
