Once upon a time, there was a boy named Jack who lived with his parents in a small village. Jack's parents were poor and struggled to make ends meet. One day, they decided to sell Jack to a group of wealthy people who lived in the city. Jack was heartbroken, but his parents had no other choice.
The people who bought Jack were known to be violent, aggressive, and cruel. They made Jack do all sorts of chores and treated him like a slave. Despite all of this, Jack found himself enjoying his new life. He liked the fact that he had a roof over his head and was given food to eat every day. He also enjoyed the feeling of being needed and useful.
As time passed, Jack became more and more attached to the people who had bought him. He began to see them as his family and would do anything to please them. Even when they were cruel and abusive towards him, Jack never complained. He knew that they were his only hope for survival.
One day, Jack's parents came to visit him. They were horrified to see the state that he was in. They begged Jack to come back home with them, but he refused. He told them that he was happy where he was and that he didn't want to leave.
Despite their protests, Jack's parents eventually left without him. They knew that there was nothing they could do to change his mind. Jack continued to serve the people who had bought him, and he was happy. He knew that he had found a place where he belonged, even if it was with people who were violent, aggressive, and cruel.
