There was a special little beaver named Alba born at the riverbank. His fur was as white as the snow, making him stand out among his brown-furred peers.

Alba was an albino beaver, which made him different from others. He was aware of his uniqueness, but he wanted to be like everyone else.

Alba went to school with other young beavers under the guidance of Mr. Oak. Despite his different appearance, Alba was just as eager to learn and play.

One day, Mr. Oak announced a builder competition. Alba was excited. He saw it as an opportunity to prove his worth.

To blend in, Alba covered his fur with mud before the competition. He didn't want anyone to judge him based on his fur color.

The competition started, and Alba began to build, putting all his heart into it. His mud-covered fur didn't hinder his skills or determination.

As the competition ended, everyone marveled at Alba's structure. It was strong, elegant, and stood out among the rest.

Mr. Oak announced Alba as the winner. The crowd cheered, their applause echoing across the riverbank. Alba's heart swelled with happiness. His parents were overfilled with joy. They always knew Alba was special.

That night, Alba washed off the mud, revealing his white fur. He realized he didn't have to hide who he was to prove his worth.

Alba, the white beaver, had proven that what matters is not how you look, but what you can do. And he was proud of who he was.