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One sunny afternoon, Farmer Sardinooo, noticed Roska's longing looks and decided to surprise her. He wrapped a piece of chocolate in a bright pink ribbon, Roska's favorite color, and presented it to her. Roska's eyes sparkled with joy as she gently unwrapped the gift, savoring the sweet delight. From that day forward, Roska became a local legend.
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