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VIDEO SHORT STORY ABOUT HAPPINESS

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Short story from our group Lai FAMUS ๐Ÿ˜„๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ˜


This short video tells us how happiness can be demonstrated by sharing our problems with our friends so that our lives will be more calm and happy without feeling stressed by our various problems. The story begins with two groups who are always hostile because of the attitude of Ain who does not like to Umar. Ain seems to be naughty and finds a problem with Umar but actually she has a problem with her sister who always forces Ain to do an illegal job of the country. One day, when Umar had come across a missing note. Umar intends to return the note and inquire about the actual problems encountered by Ain. Umar and her friends saw Ain with her sister like they were fighting in a park. This time she will insist on refusing to engage in illegal work but has been attacked by her sister. Umar who happened to be in the park had prevented Ain' sister from continuing to attack Ain. Finally, Ain shared the problems faced by her and her sister. Umar and other friends have advised Ain to always share the problems she faces to them. Now they have been good friends forever. Sometimes the problems encountered in our lives need to be shared with people around us like family, friends and partner so happiness in life will be felt without any pressure on our problems.


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