Once upon a time, in a small village nestled amidst beautiful green fields, there lived a kind and gentle gardener named Mr. Greenleaf. He had the most magical garden where he grew the most delicious fruits you could ever imagine. There were plump red apples, sweet juicy oranges, and big yellow bananas that made everyone's mouths water. One fine day, as the village was preparing to celebrate the joyous occasion of New Year, Mr. Greenleaf decided to surprise the queen with a special gift from his garden. He carefully selected a bunch of the juiciest and most tantalizing grapes from his vines. These grapes were so sweet and tasty that they made every child in the village giggle with delight.

Excitedly, Mr. Greenleaf took his gift of grapes and headed towards the grand palace where the queen resided. As he arrived at the palace, he was filled with anticipation and waited patiently for his turn to meet the queen. However, to Mr. Greenleaf's surprise, when it was finally his turn to present his gift, he found the queen in a rather foul mood. She seemed to be unhappy and grumpy, with a frown on her face that could scare away even the bravest of knights.

Not letting her bad mood deter him, Mr. Greenleaf approached the queen with a smile and offered her the bunch of sweet grapes. But, as the queen took a bite, an expression of disgust appeared on her face. She exclaimed, "Eww! These grapes are very sour!" In a fit of anger, the queen threw the grapes right back at Mr. Greenleaf. However, instead of feeling upset, he calmly said, "God is merciful."

Curious, the queen couldn't help but ask, "Why are you thanking God when I just threw the grapes at you?" With a twinkle in his eye, Mr. Greenleaf explained, "My dear queen, I had initially thought of bringing a watermelon to present to you. But just before leaving the garden, I changed my mind. Imagine if you had thrown a big, heavy watermelon on me instead! I'm glad I brought you these grapes instead."

The queen was taken aback by Mr. Greenleaf's clever response, and a small smile formed on her face. She burst into laughter, realizing the humor in the situation. In that moment, all her anger and grumpiness magically vanished. Impressed by his wit and kindness, the queen thanked Mr. Greenleaf for his thoughtful gift and apologized for her earlier behavior. From that day on, she always had a special place in her heart for the kind gardener and his delicious fruits.

And so, dear little one, the moral of the story is to always try to find humor in difficult situations. Sometimes, a little laughter can turn an angry frown into a joyful smile. Just like the queen and Mr. Greenleaf, let's remember to be kind to one another and find joy in the simplest of things. Goodnight, my sweet child. Sleep tight and dream of magical gardens and sweet, juicy fruits.