The Fox who lost his voice

A young fox wakes up one day to discover that he has completely lost his voice and can’t say a single word. Instead of feeling sad, he starts using creative ways to communicate with the other animals in the forest: hand signs, drawing on the ground, arranging stones to form words, and sometimes using only his eyes.

Throughout the story, Felix discovers that words are not the only way to communicate — actions, intentions, and even a simple smile can speak louder than words.

In the end, when his voice finally returns, he decides not to use it just for talking, but to bring happiness to others, to apologize to those he had hurt before, and to thank those who helped him during his silent days