my version of the story: the gift of magi

The gift of magi: 

The story tells of a young married couple, James, known as Jim, and Della Dillingham. The couple has very little money and lives in a modest apartment. Between them, they have only two possessions that they consider their treasures: Jim's gold pocket watch that belonged to his father and his grandfather, and Della's lustrous, long hair that falls almost to her knees.

They are happy for few days with 50 pounds of salary. But suddenly things became worst the salary has reduced things became hard. Finally, at the end of December which is Christmas week, they both are thinking to buy each other a Christmas present but there is no money they don't know what to do and at last Della decided to sell her hair and James thought to sell that precious watch. The next day the both walking in the park and they saw a lottery contest and participated. The luck in favor of them so they won the lottery and situations became better in their life. They both happily brought presentations for each other, celebrated Christmas happily and purchased the home they are lining in.

Moral: If you believe something thing strong and try for it then God will help you to achieve it.

               --------HAPPY ENDING--------

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