14. Two Turkeys and a Goose – A Feathered Feast of Passion

It was supposed to be just another evening before the harvest feast — but in the barnyard, feathers fly faster than gossip. Two turkeys, proud brothers in plumage, strut and gobble for glory, while Goose Hilda glides between them like a mistress of ceremonies with a glint of mischief in her eye.

What begins as rivalry soon turns into a dance of vanity and temptation, their wings beating in rhythm with laughter, jealousy, and the sweet chaos of curiosity. By the time the farmer’s lantern fades, the feast has already begun — not on the table, but in the hay.

A rustic comedy of pride, pleasure, and playful surrender — where every feather tells a secret, and every gobble hides a giggle.