A lonely willow stands by the lake, its branches tracing secrets on the water’s surface. Each dawn, it hums forgotten tales to the passing breeze—of lovers who met beneath its shade, of travelers who rested against its trunk, and of dreams woven into its leaves. One evening, a child paused to listen. The willow whispered a story about the moon dipping its silver thread into the lake to mend the night’s broken dreams. The child smiled, carrying the tale home like a precious stone. And so the w...