One type of relationship that is not based on blood is friendship, and we form friendships with people who we can relate to. The greatest gift in life is a true friend, which is why friendship tales are so common across all civilizations. This article will read a short story on friendship that is based on the moral precept of "friendship forever." It teaches us to stand by and support our friends through thick and thin, no matter what happens to them. The reader may occasionally feel sad while reading this narrative because of the way one friend deserts another, but we can always take lessons from tragic tales and apply them to our own life.

Jason and Sam were best friends for life. Once, as they were both headed to Boston, they were involved in an accident. The collision caused Jason to lose his eyes and go blind, while Sam was diagnosed with blood cancer. Sam was more worried about his friend's condition in the hospital than he was about his own suffering. He even instructed Dr. Berkeley not to inform Jason of his serious condition. During this time, the doctor developed a great deal of regard for Sam. A few months later, Jason had fully recovered. He stopped hanging out with Sam as soon as he recovered. Because Jason believed Sam suffered from a crippling illness, he avoided and felt ashamed around Sam.

The Lesson of the Friendship Story : The following lessons or values will be imparted to students by this short narrative, "Best Friends Forever," Friendships are supposed to endure a lifetime, so a friend's disability shouldn't cause them to cease. When someone becomes a friend, they should be prepared to make the sacrifices and provide support that true friendships demand. It is crucial to rebuild our relationship with someone while they are still alive because we cannot undo our mistakes once they pass away.

A word to Parents; Parents can help their children learn the value of friendships by sharing this touching and depressing story about friendship. To help the youngsters relate to this friendship story, parents can illustrate it using instances of their children's closest friends. The lesson from this story can also be applied to other aspects of students' lives. Parents can advise their children to avoid making dreadful, self-centered mistakes that will ultimately make them unhappy since they will be unable to correct them.