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King Midas and the Golden Touch - 2
King Midas and the Golden Touch - 2
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Published Jan 5, 2026
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Updated Feb 11, 2026
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#1
Soon, King Midas was hungry.
#2
Time for breakfast, he said.
#3
He sat down at the table and picked up a piece of bread.
#4
But when he touched it, it turned into gold.
#5
"What? I can't eat this!" he said.
#6
He grabbed a cup of water.
#7
It, too, turned into gold.
#8
"Oh, no," Midas cried. "This is a curse, not a gift."
#9
Just then, his lovely daughter ran into the room.
#10
She looked at him.
#11
"Father!" she said. "Why are you upset?"
#12
"I made a terrible mistake," Midas said.
#13
He reached out to hug her, and she turned into gold.
#14
"No!" Midas yelled. "I don't want gold! I just want my daughter back!"
#15
Suddenly, the strange man appeared again.
#16
"What's wrong?" he asked.
#17
Aren't you enjoying the golden touch?
#18
"No!" cried Midas.
#19
Please, take this golden touch away.
#20
I don't want it anymore.
#21
The stranger nodded.
#22
Go wash your hands in the river.
#23
That will break the spell.
#24
Midas ran to the river and washed his hands.
#25
The golden shine on them disappeared.
#26
Then he ran back to the castle and touched his daughter.
#27
She turned back into herself.
#28
"Oh, father!" she said. "I missed you!"
#29
"I missed you, too," Midas said, hugging her tight.
#30
Gold is not the most important thing.
#31
Love is.
#32
From that day on, King Midas learned to be thankful for everything.
#33
He never wished for more gold again.
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