In the heart of a mystical forest lived a young witch named Beryl. She was notorious for her mischievous antics, driven by curiosity rather than malice.

One day, Beryl spotted a beautiful fairy hiding amidst the leaves. The fairy was so captivating, Beryl decided to capture her, treating her more like a toy than a living creature.

Beryl seized the fairy's silver gown, leaving her shivering in the cold. She locked the fairy in a dark box, denying her the freedom she was so used to.

The witch would often take her out of the box, pinching and prodding the fairy's sensitive body for fun. The fairy was helpless and terrified.

One day, she forced the fairy's legs wide to look between them. The fairy was so scared that she wet herself in Beryl's hand, feeling hurt and ashamed.

One day, Beryl's mother found the dark box in her daughter's room. As she opened it, she was horrified to find the shivering, scared fairy inside.

She immediately took the fairy out and held her gently, comforting her. The fairy was starving and hurting, but she felt a glimmer of hope in the woman's kind hands.

The fairy told Beryl's mother about her daughter's cruelty. The woman was shocked, unable to believe her sweet child could do such a thing.

She confronted Beryl, who insisted that the fairy was just a toy and demanded her back. In her shock, Beryl's mother scolded her severely and punished her with a wooden spoon.

Beryl's mother took good care of the fairy, nursing her back to health. Slowly, the fairy started to regain her strength and her wings began to shimmer once again.