A joke or short story that lulls a girl to sleep.

Once upon a time, there were two little pigs who lived carefree all day. They love each other. Every day when the host brings them to dinner, the boar always lets the sow eat first, and then goes up to eat the sow's leftovers when the sow is full. Every night, the boar always keeps an eye on the sows because he is afraid that his master will pull them out and kill them while they are asleep. As the days passed, sows became fatter and boars became thinner. One day, the boar suddenly heard that the owner was discussing with the butcher to kill and sell the growing sow. The boar was extremely sad, so from that day on, the boar's temperament changed greatly. Whenever the owner brings food, the boar always grabs it and eats it all. After eating well every day, he lay down to sleep and told the sow that she was going to keep watch now. If he finds that she is not on guard, he will never pay attention to her again. As the days passed, the sow felt that the boar cared less and less about her. The sow was disappointed, but the boar lived a happy life as if nothing had happened. A month passed quickly, and the owner came to the pigsty with the butcher. He found that a month ago, the fat sow was thin and had little meat left, while the boar was shiny. At this time, the boar ran desperately, trying to attract the owner's attention and show that he was a healthy pig. Finally, the butcher dragged the boar away.

At the moment he pulled out the pigsty, the boar smiled and said to the sow, don't eat so much in the future. The sow was so sad that she rushed out desperately, but the enclosure door was closed by the owner and the fence was put aside. The sow looked at the tearful boar. That night, the sow looked at her master's house and ate pork happily. The sow lies sadly in the place where the boar sleeps every day. Suddenly, she found a line on the wall: "If love can't be expressed in words, I am willing to prove it with my life"! When the sow saw this line, human beings were moved by this sad love story. To commemorate this love, the girls also said that they had not forgotten the wild boar's will before leaving, "Don't eat so much in the future."