This is a  story about a childless old couple. One day the old woman asked her husband to give her a child. The husband responded that he tried his best but they were not blessed. The woman got aggressive and told the man how he could become her husband if he could not even give her one child. She picked up a stone pestle, used to pound chillies, and hit her husband's stomach. A frog came out, saying he was their child. The frog told the old couple that he would bring a wife to help them. The frog went to the king's palace to acquire one of his daughters as the frog's wife. The king had three daughters called Serge Lhamo (elder), Ngye ge lhamo (middle) and Dung ge Lhamo (younger). The frog went inside the palace and entered into the king’s residence, shouting “please lend me one of your daughters as my wife”. Suddenly, as soon as the king heard, he looked around and finally the king found out that the sound was made by the frog who was seated in the shelve where the king kept his belongings. The king shouted back to the frog that he could not possible have one of the daughters as his wife. As soon as the frog started to laugh, the sun started to shine brightly and the heat from the sun started to crack the building apart. Then the frog started to cry and dangerous signs of rain and erosion arose.  The king told the frog to stop crying, worrying that something serious will happen if he continued to irritate the frog. The father asked his three daughters which one of them wanted to go with the frog as his bride. The two elder sisters refused, as they are princesses and also talked about the need to preserve their name and fame as princess. Whereas the younger prince accepted to join the frog if it was her fate to become his wife.  The younger sister ended up in a happy marriage to the frog. The moral of the story tells us that we should trust in fate to lead us to someone who is destined for us.