In the centre of the valley, surrounded by mountains, sat a stunning lake. Even heaven would be ashamed of the situation there. Every year in the summer, the seven sisters and fairies come to play on the beaches of that lake. They happily play in the water while keeping their wings under a tree. bleak surroundings The wings left for their own country, Nandankanan, after seven days of joy.
Even while they don't keep track of certain surrounding villages' news, they do keep track of all fairy news, with the exception of a shepherd boy orphan from that hamlet. He plays the flute, tends to the cows, and keeps an eye on the fairy factory from a distance. He once had a crush on the littlest fairy. What a remarkably adorable appearance! The shepherd's flute plays all the beautiful melodies when she sees him. Fairies from a distance listen to it and wonder who plays such a lovely tune; even Nandankanan's birds are unfamiliar with it! They all pay close attention while the shepherd speaks, but he remains unnoticed.
What happened was that the shepherd once had a bad thought. He carefully approached the tree where the fairies' wings were spread while they were busily bathing. He picked out the smallest set of wings and tucked them up in a big tree. then gradually departed from there. When the fairies were ready to depart after seven days, they discovered that their younger sister's wings were missing, despite their best efforts to search for them.
On strict instructions from their father, they were not to leave paradise for more than a week at a time. The eldest fairy said to her younger sister, "We have to go, and if we go, we won't be able to return back before next yearsaid to her younger sister, "We have to go, and if we go, we won't be able to return back before next year." You should search for a set of wings here and return to the nation once you discover them. How? The father will be told why he shouldn't be furious with us.
The little sister was left on the lake's shore alone when the six fairies flew away, and the poor thing sat down and sobbed. The shepherd bravely emerged from concealment when he saw him sobbing in that manner. He took him home after hearing everything, where he played the flute for a considerable amount of time. The fairy was overjoyed to believe that it was this shepherd's flute that had brought her such delight from a distance, and it didn't take them long to become friends.
Together, the shepherd and the fairy care for the cows from a hut at one end of the settlement. The people agreed that they should get married after seeing the shepherd playing the flute and the fairies dancing. The shepherd concurred, asking what else the fairy had done. Then, one day, they were wed at a sizable event.
The shepherd and the fairy have a very happy day together. When Pari thought back to earlier times, she would occasionally experience watery eyes as she imagined how happy her aunts would have been. The father's affection, Nandankanan's beauty, and the way the father abandoned his devoted daughter are all awful. During these times, the shepherd sings him lovely songs on the flute and tells him all the tales of the world and its inhabitants, but soon they forget everything and go to sleep.
A boy entered the room in the fairy's arms exactly one year prior. After acquiring him, Pari seems to have forgotten all of his woes. It has been a year. Pari had forgotten, but the shepherd believed his aunts should arrive.
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