SI $FULAN — THE LITTLE ONE WHO IS LOST

After Mbah Joyo gave the message about "The Little One", Bayu couldn't sleep. All night he pondered the words. The next day, he decided to search for the small coin in question.

THE JOURNEY TO FIND THE CLUE

Bayu walked through the village, asking everyone he met.

"Have you ever seen a small coin with a starfish picture?" he asked Mbok Darmi.

Mbok Darmi shook her head. "No, dear. But maybe you could ask Pak Tani, the neighbor next door. He often finds strange things in his rice field."

Bayu immediately met Pak Tani. Pak Tani thought for a moment, then said:

"Ah, that small coin. I remember. A few years ago, I found it among the rice stalks. But I gave it to an orphan child who often helped in the field."

MEETING THE LITTLE ONE

Bayu searched for that orphan child. His name was Joko, a boy who lived alone in a small hut on the edge of the village. Joko often worked helping anyone in need, just to get food.

Bayu approached him.

"Joko, do you have a small coin with a starfish picture?"

Joko nodded. "I found it in the field, Sir. I don't know who owns it. But I kept it safe."

Joko took out the small coin from his pocket. Bayu received it carefully. The coin was worn, but the starfish image was still clearly visible.

Joko asked, "Is this coin important, Sir?"

Bayu smiled. "Very important, Joko. This is a reminder that kindness, no matter how small, always matters."

MESSAGE

"Kindness does not have to be great to be meaningful. Sometimes, the smallest thing we do is the most memorable."

"The starfish may be small, but it reminds us that every creature has a role in the ecosystem."

"Si Fulan and The Little One are two sides of the same coin: sincere kindness.

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