Lion And Zebra

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Once upon a time in the land of the animals, there lived a lion and three zebra.

The zebras were very close, they were very good friends. One day the lion was very hungry and couldn’t find something to eat, intention was to eat the zebras but because they were very close to each other, he could not eat them. The lion then prayed that the three friends might separate so that he could eat them.

One day, the lion sat beside an iroko tree watching the three friends, wishing that they fight and separate. He admire them because they were fat fleshy.

So one faithful day, the lion’s wish came to pass. The three friends fought each other. And after fighting, one of the zebra left. The remaining two also fought after sometime and also separated. What an interesting wish, the lion thought as he smile. And this made the lion very happy and he devoured the three zebras one after another.     

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