Once in a magical forest, there lived a little fairy named Lily. Lily was known as the Fairness Fairy because she always made sure that everything was fair and just. One day, as Lily was flying around the forest, she noticed a group of animals gathered near a tree. Curious, she flew closer to see what was happening. It turned out that the animals were arguing about who should get to eat the delicious fruits that had fallen from the tree.

Lily knew that she had to do something to help. She landed on a branch and called out to the animals. "Why don't we take turns?" she suggested. "Each of you can have a chance to eat the fruits, one by one." The animals agreed, and Lily started organizing a fair system.

First, she asked the animals to line up in a straight line. Then, she explained that they would take turns based on their size. The smallest animal would go first, followed by the next smallest, and so on. The animals nodded in agreement, happy that Lily had come up with a fair solution.

As the animals took turns eating the fruits, Lily noticed something amazing. The animals were not only enjoying the delicious fruits, but they were also cheering for each other. They were happy for their friends when it was their turn to eat.

Lily smiled, realizing that her idea had not only solved the problem but had also brought the animals closer together. From that day on, the animals in the forest always remembered to be fair and kind to one another. They understood that fairness meant everyone getting a chance and being happy for each other's success.

Lily continued to spread fairness and kindness throughout the forest, making sure that everyone was treated equally. She became a beloved fairy, and her story was passed down from generation to generation. The animals in the forest always remembered the lesson they had learned from the Fairness Fairy, and they lived happily ever after, treating each other with fairness and respect.