THE JOY LIFE
Title: The Joy Key
Ali was a boy. He was 10 years old.
He lived with his parents, sister Amina, and grandmother Nani.
His father sold fruits. They were not rich, but they were happy.
One day, his father said,
"Ali, enjoying life is the key to success."
Ali did not understand. He thought success meant money or prizes.
At school, a new boy came. His name was Rafi.
Rafi was sad. He did not talk. He sat alone.
Ali gave Rafi a mango.
"Eat this. It is sweet," he said.
Rafi smiled a little.
Ali felt happy.
Ali asked Rafi to play cricket.
Rafi played and laughed.
Ali took him home.
Amina gave him toys.
Nani told funny stories.
Rafi laughed more.
Ali had an idea.
"Let's help people be happy," he said to his friends.
They made a group.
They called it the Joy Team.
Each week, they did good things.
They gave food to poor people.
They cleaned the street.
They helped old people.
They sang songs for sick kids.
The town became happy.
People smiled more.
Even Mr. Kareem, the angry shop man, smiled.
He gave them free books.
Ali's family also helped.
Father gave free fruit.
Mother cooked food for others.
Nani made sweets.
One day, the school head said,
"Ali, study is more important than fun."
Ali said, "I study too. Helping people makes me happy."
The head smiled.
"Okay, keep doing both," he said.
One day, a village had a fire.
People lost homes.
Ali and his friends went to help.
They gave food, toys, and clothes.
They played with the kids.
The kids laughed again.
That night, Ali asked Nani,
"Are we successful?"
Nani said, "Are you happy?"
Ali said, "Yes!"
"Are others happy too?" she asked.
"Yes!"
"Then yes," said Nani. "You found the joy key."
Later, the mayor gave the kids medals.
People clapped.
But the best gift was the smiles.
Ali grew up.
He became a teacher.
Rafi became a doctor.
Amina wrote a book called The Joy Key.
They still helped people.
They still played cricket.
They still smiled.
Ali looked at everyone.
They were all happy.
He knew success was not just money.
Success was love and joy.
Ali held Amina's hand and said, "We did it."
They had found the real key to joy life