Snow White was a beacon of joy in the dwarfs' simple lives. Her arrival had brought a breath of fresh air, and every dwarf was smitten by her charm.

Every night, Snow White would choose a dwarf to share her room. This gesture of affection stirred a mix of emotions among the dwarfs.

At the dining table, the dwarfs tried to hide their envy and unease. Each one craved Snow White's attention, making their meals tense and silent.

Snow White, unaware of the undercurrents, enjoyed their company. The dwarfs, for their part, struggled to suppress their escalating jealousy.

While mining, the dwarfs pondered over their predicament. Their shared affection for Snow White was turning into a source of conflict.

They decided to talk it out among themselves. Each dwarf confessed his feelings, leading to an emotional and heartfelt discussion.

The dwarfs agreed that their friendship was more important than their individual desires. They decided to talk to Snow White about their feelings.

They gently explained their predicament to Snow White, who was taken aback but appreciated their honesty.

Snow White took some time to reflect on the dwarfs' revelation. She realized that her actions, though innocent, had unintentionally caused discord.

She decided to keep her distance and maintain a platonic relationship with the dwarfs to preserve their friendship.

Snow White's decision brought peace back to the cottage. The dwarfs, relieved and content, resumed their cheerful demeanor.

Their bond with Snow White grew stronger, but this time, it was based on mutual respect and friendship, not unrequited love.