Once upon a time, in a colorful meadow full of flowers, lived Maya the Bee and Gary the Snail. Maya was the hardest-working bee in the hive. She flew from flower to flower every morning, collecting pollen to make honey for her entire family. 

    On the other hand, Gary preferred to lie on the leaves and enjoy nature.

    One day, Maya flew by Gary, who was lounging on a large leaf. “Gary, why aren’t you working?” she asked curiously.    
    Gary smiled lazily and said: “Life is meant to be enjoyed, Maya, not spent working all the time. What’s the harm in resting a little longer?”
    Maya sighed and flew away.

    A few days later, the meadow began to change. The sky filled with dark clouds, the wind grew stronger, and birds hid in the trees. Maya visited Gary to warn him.
    “Gary, a big storm is coming! You need to build a shelter and gather some food. Otherwise, you won’t make it through!”
    But Gary laughed. “I have my shell! I’ll wait for the rain in there. Why should I rush around now?”

    That night, the storm broke out. Rain, lightning, and strong winds swept across the meadow. Maya was safe in her hive, where the bees had stored food and created a warm nest.     Gary, however, felt water seeping into his shell, and the little grass he had eaten wasn’t enough to give him strength.