In a village called Evergreen, there lived a rich man who had 19 camels. He loved his camels dearly and took care of them with all his heart. The village admired his responsibility towards his animals.

As time passed, the rich man grew old and fell sick. Realizing his days were numbered, he decided to write his will, a document that would divide his possessions amongst his loved ones.

After the rich man's passing, his will was opened in the presence of his family. It stated that his 19 camels should be divided in a specific manner. Half of the camels would go to his son, one-fourth to his wife, and one-fifth to his daughter. The family was startled by this unusual request and wondered how they could divide the camels accordingly.

They pondered and discussed, trying to figure out the best way to divide the camels. Eventually, they sought the help of a wise elder from the village. The wise man listened carefully to their dilemma and thought deeply.

Finally, the wise man revealed the solution. He explained how they could divide the camels into equal portions according to the will. The son would receive 9 camels, the wife would receive 4 camels, and the daughter would receive 3 camels.

The family followed the wise man's advice and divided the camels as instructed. Each received their fair share, and the rich man's will was fulfilled. They took great responsibility for the camels, ensuring their well-being and treating them with love, just as the rich man had done.