Weiss Schnee's life took a turn when she was transformed into a donkey. She found herself in a farm, serving as a beast of burden. She was not alone; other donkeys shared her fate. The hard work soon made her fit into her new body. Standing on four hooves felt normal.

The donkeys were a close-knit group. They welcomed Weiss with open hooves. Their braying sounded like music to her ears. Soon, Weiss learned their language and felt like one of them.

The farmer who owned them was a tough man, but fair. He worked them hard but also took good care of them. Weiss began to understand the rhythm of farm life.

Days turned into weeks, weeks into months. Weiss's old life felt like a distant memory. Her human friends tried to find her and turn her back, but they couldn't find her.

One day, her friends came too close to the farm. Their presence scared her, causing her to kick and bray. It was the farmer who calmed her down, stroking her white coat until she quieted.

As time passed, Weiss didn't feel any different as a donkey. She wasn't happier or sadder; she was just a donkey. She accepted her new life and moved on.

The farmer never let her go. She was a good worker and he needed her. Weiss accepted her fate. The farm became her home, the other donkeys her family.

Life went on. Weiss became a mother to several foals. She taught them the language of the donkeys and the ways of the farm. Her human life became a distant memory.

One day, a young girl stumbled upon the farm. She was lost and scared. Weiss approached her, her white coat shimmering in the sunlight.

The girl was terrified at first, but Weiss's gentle nature calmed her. She stroked Weiss's coat, whispering words of thanks. Weiss had found a new friend.

The girl visited the farm regularly. She brought carrots and apples for Weiss and her foals. Weiss looked forward to these visits. They were a bright spot in her life.

The girl's visits reminded Weiss of her old life. She felt a sense of longing, but she also felt content. She was a donkey, and she was happy.

One day, the girl didn't visit. Weiss waited, but she didn't come. Days turned into weeks, weeks into months, but the girl didn't return.

Weiss felt a sense of loss. She missed the girl's laughter, her gentle touch. But life had to go on. She had her foals to look after.

Weiss continued her life as a donkey. She worked hard, took care of her foals, and enjoyed the company of the other donkeys. She had accepted her life.

Years passed. The farmer grew old. He couldn't work as hard as before. Weiss and the other donkeys took on more responsibilities.

One day, the farmer couldn't get up. He was too weak. Weiss and the other donkeys watched as he was taken away. The farm was silent.

Weiss felt a sense of loss. The farmer had been a constant in her life. But she had her foals and the other donkeys. They were her family.

The farm was taken over by the farmer's son. He was a kind man, just like his father. Life on the farm continued, just as before.

Weiss grew old. Her white coat was not as bright as before. But she was still strong, still the leader of the donkeys.

One day, Weiss saw a familiar face. It was the girl, now a woman. She had returned. Weiss brayed in recognition, and the woman smiled.

The woman visited Weiss regularly. She brought carrots and apples, just like before. Weiss felt a sense of comfort. Some things never changed.

Weiss's life was full. She was a donkey, and she was content. She had her foals, her friends, and her farm. She was home.

As Weiss grew older, she took things slower. She enjoyed the sun on her back, the taste of fresh grass. She was at peace.

Weiss lived a long life. She had seen many seasons change, had felt joy and sorrow. She had lived as a donkey, and it was good.

In her final moments, Weiss was surrounded by her family. Her foals, now grown, the other donkeys, the farmer's son, and the woman. She closed her eyes, content.

Weiss's life as a donkey was not a curse, but a journey. A journey of acceptance, of finding a new family, of being content. Her story was a tale of resilience and love.