Once upon a time, in a forest far away, lived a clever spider who was famous for her wits and wisdom. One day, as she was spinning her web, she saw a group of flies buzzing around a ripe fruit. The spider knew that they were greedy and would not stop until they had eaten all the fruit. So, she decided to teach them a lesson.

The spider approached the flies and said, “Why don’t you share the fruit with me? I can’t eat it all by myself.” The flies were surprised by the spider’s generosity and agreed to share the fruit with her. However, as soon as they landed on the fruit, the spider trapped them in her web.

The flies were angry and accused the spider of tricking them. But the spider calmly replied, “You were too greedy to share the fruit, so I had to teach you a lesson. Now, you will have to stay here until I decide to let you go.”

The flies realized their mistake and begged the spider for forgiveness. They promised never to be greedy again, and the spider released them from her web.

From that day on, the flies became good friends with the spider, and they often shared their food with her. And the spider, in turn, taught them valuable lessons about sharing and cooperation.