Once there was a soldier who met a Navzi girl. They became friends and played together every day. The soldier would protect the girl from any danger, and the girl would make the soldier laugh with her funny jokes. One day, the soldier felt something special for the Navzi girl and decided to kiss her on the cheek. But the Navzi girl got scared and pulled out a small toy gun. She pointed it at the soldier and shot him. The soldier was shocked and hurt. He didn't understand why the Navzi girl would do such a thing. The Navzi girl started crying and explained that in her culture, kissing was not allowed, and she had to protect herself. The soldier felt sorry for scaring the Navzi girl and apologized for his actions. The Navzi girl forgave him and they hugged each other. From that day on, the soldier and the Navzi girl remained friends, but they never tried to kiss each other again. They respected each other's boundaries and enjoyed each other's company in a different way. The soldier learned an important lesson about respecting other people's cultures and traditions. And the Navzi girl learned that not all soldiers were bad. They continued to play together and have fun, creating memories that would last a lifetime.