Bayo Jambu

 

Original story

In a village located in the middle of a tropical forest, there lived a man

boy named Bayo. Bayo is a cheerful and enthusiastic boy. He has curly black hair and cheeks as red as guava. Every day, Bayo wakes up early in the morning to help his mother in the garden.

One day, when Bayo was playing on the bank of the river that flowed by

near the village, he saw a shadowy figure behind a guava tree. Bayo was curious and approached him carefully. It turned out that it was a girl who was sitting alone under the guava tree

The girl's name was Jambu. He has blonde hair beautifully flowing and

cheeks red like a flowering guava. Bayo approached Jambu and asked in a friendly manner, "Hi, my name is Bayo. What are you doing here?"

Jambu answered with a smile, "Hi, Bayo. I was thinking here. I just

moved to this village and don't have anyone to play with yet."

Bayo was happy to find someone who also felt lonely like him. They

started talking and sharing stories. Bayo tells about life in the village, while Jambu tells about the adventures he experienced before moving to the village.

Since then, Bayo and Jambu have become inseparable. They exploring

the forest together, picking fruit, and playing in the river. Every day, they fill their time with laughter and joy.

Bayo and Jambu also help each other. Bayo teaches Jambu how to farm

and care for a garden, while Jambu teaches Bayo about lying animals and plants that live in the forest. They support each other and enrich each other's knowledge.

The story of Bayo and Jambu's friendship spread throughout the village.

They are an example to other children about the true meaning of friendship. The two children grew up, but their friendship remained strong and unshakable.

The story of Bayo and Jambu teaches us that true friendship is possible

found in an unexpected place. They show that togetherness, support, and fun are what make friendships worthwhile.

Recreate Story

On a sunny day, in a village surrounded by tropical forests, There lived

boy named Bayo. Bayo is a cheerful and quite naughty boy. Bayo has black curly hair and cute pink cheeks. Bayo always teases local residents with his mischief, starting from stealing fruit in the garden to hiding behind a guava tree and throwing stones at passers-by.

One day, Bayo saw someone behind the guava tree where he was usually

playing and teasing passers-by. Bayo approached the girl and asked "Who are you?" In a tone of disdain. The girl who heard this immediately reached out her hand and smiled, "My name is Jambu, what's your name?" Jambu asked in a friendly manner. Bayo took Jambu's outstretched hand, "My name is Bayo, why are you here?" Bayo asked while straightening his face. "I just moved to this village, I was bored because I didn't have any friends, so I went around this village and rested on this tree," answered Jambu. Bayo actually really doesn't like playing with girls because according to Bayo, girls are very complicated and whiny. Finally, Bayo sat down next to Jambu and closed his eyes. Jambu, who saw Bayo, asked him to chat, but Bayo ignored Jambu.

Jambu sat under the tree while looking at people passing by, Jambu, who

was bored, teased Bayo, who was fast asleep, by pressing his forehead. Bayo looked at Jambu in annoyance and scolded him, "Why are you bothering me? I was asleep earlier" Bayo snapped irritably, seeing Bayo who was annoyed, Jambu answered "Earlier I saw a mosquito sitting on your forehead because I was afraid you might bite the mosquito" answered Jambu innocently. Bayo, who heard this, could only take a deep breath.

As the days passed, without Bayo realizing it, he finally started making

friends with Guava. They usually spend time under the guava tree and exchange stories together. Bayo, who previously really liked teasing the villagers, has never been seen playing pranks on the villagers since the arrival of Jambu. The two of them often had lunch together, and the two of them even fished in a river that was quite fast according to the villagers just to catch fish. Every day they played together until in the end they became very close friends.

Year after year passed, now Bayo and Jambu  have grown as an adult,

Bayo turns into a dashing and handsome young man while Bayo turns into a beautiful and dashing girl. Gradually, without Bayo realizing it, he starts to like Jambu, but Bayo knows that Jambu likes another man named Jali. Every day Jambu will tell Bayo about the aquarium and Jali. Bayo always listened to Jambu's stories, then Jambu asked Bayo "You have to look for your future wife Bayo, if you continue like this when will you get married?", hearing this Bayo sighed while looking at the sky "Well what else can I do Jambu "I like someone who likes someone else, no one can replace him," Bayo answered with a sad expression. Jambu was curious about who Bayo liked, Jambu asked "Who do you really like? I can arrange it Bayo" while looking at Bayo as if begging. Bayo just smiled at Jambu's behavior which he thought was funny and answered "That's all..."

The days went on as usual, Bayo took Jambu to the forest to explore the

forest and pick berries in the forest, Jambu agreed to Bayo's proposal and the two of them prepared a basket and lunch to eat this afternoon. Jambu walked in front of Bayo, Bayo looked at Jambu's back and in his heart he was moved to express the feelings he had been holding back all this time, but he knew that in the end Bayo would choose Jali over him, so he gave up his intention. Bayo and Jambu picked berries until their baskets were full. When their baskets were full, Jambu invited Bayo to have lunch under a shady tree in the forest. Bayo looked at Jambu and imagined that if Jambu was his wife, maybe he could enjoy this view every day, Bayo laughed inside.

Bayo looked at Jambu who was tidying up their eating utensils. "You

know Jambu? I really like you" Bayo looked at Jambu carefully, Jambu, who was surprised, just gaped at Bayo's statement. Jambu's face turned red and with his head down he spoke, "Mom, what do you mean? You like me as a friend, right?" Bayo, who didn't want to make small talk, immediately said "No, I like you as a woman, sorry, I only realized that I liked you when Jali asked you to go out, I don't know why my heart hurts so much, Jambu," Bayo answered wearily. Jambu laughed when he saw Bayo and he nodded his head and laughed "Me and Jali are just friends, Jali advised me to do that to find out whether you love me or not" answered Jambu. Hearing this, Bayo felt embarrassed. After admitting his feelings for Jambu, Bayo finally married Jambu. Bayo and Jambu live happily with their two children.