Who Do You Trust

Who Do You Trust is a powerful and emotional short story about sacrifice, broken promises, and the true meaning of trust.

Set in a quiet village, the story follows Mr. Brown, a hardworking man known for his strength and kindness—despite having only one arm. When his younger brother Sam finally asks about the painful past behind Brown’s missing arm, a heartbreaking truth is revealed: a selfless act of love that saved a life but changed another forever.

Years later, a dangerous encounter in the forest puts Sam’s promise to the ultimate test. In a moment of fear, words fail—and actions reveal the truth. What follows is a deep lesson about courage, loyalty, forgiveness, and the reality that trust is not proven by promises alone, but by what we do when it matters most.

Written in simple, vivid language, Who Do You Trust is suitable for children, teens, and adults, making it perfect for family reading, school lessons, and audiobook listening. It is a timeless moral story that reminds us that trust, once broken, can only be rebuilt through honesty, responsibility, and change.