Motivating Short Stories

Life became smooth for everyone in the village. Mary became popular due to the protests held in the village. The village had a lot of potential as many people who saw the beauty of the village visited the area. Lots of proposals for tourism were put forward and the idea to develop the village phase by phase began to turn out into reality.  Mary decided to expand the family run bakery. She decided to help out her grandparents. The bakery became very popular and Mary's special cake became an instant hit. The cake became so popular that people from the neighboring towns and villages visited the bakery just to have a bite of the famed cake.  Mary continued to live as her passion to bake for a living grew and prospered. She became very successful and the villagers were proud of her as her efforts helped them survive a huge crisis they had faced. 

The village was struck with a severe drought and the livelihood of many farmers came to a standstill. Mary's grandparents were also affected as they had a farm where grandpa used to collect fruits and vegetables and sell it in the nearby town for a living. Mary's grandma used to make use of the fresh ingredients from the farm to make cakes and pastries.  The people met up and made a decision to request for immediate action. However, the authorities were least bothered. Mary felt that it was the question of survival of the people and she decided to come up with the idea of protesting until their needs were met.  The villagers were confused at first on how to go about it as they were not a part of any protests to gain their rights. Mary told them how to go about it as she was one among the educated youngsters who had decided to lead the protest.  The protests gained huge popularity as her friends decided to help her out by posting the videos of protests over social media. T...

  Mary loved to bake cakes since childhood. She grew up with her grandparents where she saw her grandmother bake different cakes. Some cakes used to go well with tea while some others with frosting was ideal for celebrations. Her parents wanted nothing to do with her and it was her grandparents who decided to take her in and care for her as their own.  Mary never knew what had happened to her parents. Her grandparents taught her to be caring and compassionate. She loved helping poor people however possible. She used to share her food, give them water and play with the kids who were otherwise ignored and uncared for. Her grandmother owned a family bakery and used to bake cakes to sell.  Mary asked her grandmother whether she could make cakes or provide leftover cakes to the poor who lived in the neighborhood. Her grandmother was impressed and readily agreed. Life was going smoothly in the village when a disaster struck.  End of part 1