Once upon a time, there was a girl named Lin. It was her eighth birthday, and she made a special wish. She wished to be the fastest person in the world. To her surprise, the next morning when she woke up, Lin discovered that her wish had come true! She was faster than anyone else.

Excited and full of energy, Lin zoomed through her day. She ran so fast that she barely noticed anything around her. She rushed through her breakfast, dashed to school, and even zoomed past her friends during recess.

Lin won all the games, races, and challenges she faced. She was unbeatable. However, as the day went on, something didn't feel right. Lin realized that because she was going so fast, she was missing out on the joy of each moment. She couldn't stop to appreciate things like the beautiful flowers in the park or the laughter of her friends.

By the end of the day, Lin had an important decision to make. She had to choose whether to stay the fastest person in the world or go back to being normal. After thinking for a while, Lin made her wish. She wished to return back to her normal self, even if it meant she wouldn't be the fastest person anymore.

The next morning, Lin woke up feeling different. She was no longer super fast. However, she was filled with happiness. Lin realized that being normal allowed her to experience life's wonderful moments fully. She didn't have to rush through everything anymore. She could take her time and savor each enjoyable moment.

Lin spent her day at a much slower pace, appreciating every little detail. She smelled the flowers, listened to the birds, and spent quality time with her friends. Although she wasn't the fastest person anymore, she felt richer than ever before.

From that day forward, Lin understood that being the fastest wasn't as important as cherishing the moments that make life special. She learned to slow down and enjoy life, knowing that true happiness comes from appreciating the world around us.

And so, Lin lived happily ever after, treasuring every moment and sharing her wisdom with others. The end.