Once upon a time, in a lush green forest, there lived a cunning fox named Felix. Felix was known for his clever tricks and often played pranks on other animals. One day, Felix decided to play a trick on his friend, Stella the stork.
Felix invited Stella to dinner, promising a delicious meal. Stella, excited about the invitation, gladly accepted. When Stella arrived at Felix's house, she was greeted with a table set with shallow plates filled with soup. Felix licked up the soup easily, but Stella, with her long beak, could not drink the soup from the shallow plates and went home hungry.
Stella felt humiliated but decided to teach Felix a lesson. A few days later, Stella invited Felix to dinner at her home. Felix, eager for a free meal, quickly agreed. When Felix arrived, he found the table set with tall, narrow jars filled with soup. Stella, with her long beak, enjoyed her meal effortlessly, while Felix could only stare at the jars, unable to reach the soup with his short snout.
Felix realized that Stella had turned his own trick against him. He apologized to Stella for his selfish behaviour and promised to never play such tricks again. From that day on, Felix and Stella became good friends, treating each other with respect and kindness.
The moral of the story is: "Treat others the way you want to be treated."

Why did Felix invite Stella to dinner?