Rj
Once upon a time
a small white alpaca called RJ, that lived with her mother, father and a small
brother on a farm just outside the city.
Rj always
dreamed of being a famous businessman but the alpaca's family was very poor and
had no money to send him to the city and pay for his studies. Because of this, Rj tried hard to study at home, besides that he helped his father with the farm
work whenever he could.
Rj’s parents
tried to make him understand that his dream was almost impossible. It hurt them to have to extinguish their
son’s dreams, and it hurt them even more not to be able to do anything for him
to reach it, but despite the insistence of his parents RJ never gave it up, since he knew that if I achieved it he could give a better quality of life
to his parents and his little brother.
One day RJ was
walking through the market and
heard two rabbits were talking about selling their fur for money, so RJ was curious about this and he
decided to get close and ask them about it.
The rabbits told
Rj that there was a horse that bought the fur of various animals and paid very
well.
Rj asked them if
they could give him the information of that horse, and they gave him the card
of presentation of the horse.
RJ called the
horse, his name was Mang, they came to an agreement where he would pay Rj for
his beautiful white fur,
Also, Rj told him his story and his dreams of
going to the city to study and give a better life to his family.
Mang was so
impressed with the story of the alpaca that he
decided to give him a little
help so that he could reach his dream because it resulted that Mang was the son of the director of a
university in the city, So, he called his dad to tell him about Rj’s situation
and see if they could give Rj a scholarship. This accepted on the only
condition that RJ should maintain a good academic average, Rj accepted excited
and went running to tell the news to his parents, they could not believe it,
but when a letter from the university arrived the next day, where it accepted Rj, they could not contain the tears.
The university
was not easy, but that’s a story for another time, so it was like an alpaca
managed to achieve its dream despite the difficulties.
By María Camila Pinzón, Step 10