When happiness comes from the most unexpected

In my quest to create rare and unique content, I came up with a bizarre and quite eccentric idea. Today's theme for the five-minute writing proposal is tumor, and I then thought of creating a very short story on this topic. After thinking about it for a while, and given that it is a word that is quite malignant and harmful, associated with problems, I want to give it a twist and talk to you about the happy tumor.

It is a benign tumor called happiness that moved through the body of Ernesto, an ordinary and rustic middle-class man who lived in Venezuela, accustomed to the banana and socialist culture. This tumor, unlike all other tumors, did not cause pain or discomfort, but the opposite. As it expanded, it made Ernesto feel happy and completely fulfilled.

Of course, all the doctors in charge of this patient were very astonished and bewildered by this singular situation. But, in reality, this made Ernesto laugh. He enjoyed every moment of happiness thanks to this tumor and strongly clung to the idea that happiness would not become something much more dangerous.

Over time, happiness spread throughout his body, making Ernesto the happiest person in the world. In fact, the representatives of the Guinnes record book included him as the happiest human being in the world.

The doctors, in their eagerness to discover and decipher the mysteries surrounding this rare carcinoma, tried to extract it. But, of course, Ernesto refused, saying that if they did, he would be an unhappy person, and they would take away all his joy.

And our story ends with Ernesto living the rest of his life very happy, grateful for the gift that this particular tumor called happiness had given him.

I hope you enjoyed this story and these five minutes of craziness for today.

Thank you for reading my post.