Sarah was known throughout the village as a wicked and envious woman. She always coveted what others had and could never be satisfied with what she had. She would often complain about her lot in life, despite the fact that she had a comfortable home and a loving husband.
One day, Sarah's envy took a darker turn. She saw how happy her neighbor was with her three beautiful children, and Sarah could not stand it. She became obsessed with the idea of having children of her own, and the envy began to consume her. She started to neglect her husband and their relationship, spending all her time thinking about how to get what her neighbor had.
One night, Sarah came up with a plan. She would sneak into her neighbor's house and steal one of her children. The plan worked, and Sarah managed to take the youngest child and bring it back to her own home. She raised the child as her own, but she could never shake the feeling of envy.
Over time, Sarah's envy only grew stronger. She could not bear to see her neighbor with her two remaining children, while she had only one. She became more and more erratic, and her behavior towards her husband and her adopted child became increasingly violent and abusive.
Eventually, Sarah's wickedness caught up with her. Her husband could no longer tolerate her behavior and left her, taking their adopted child with him. Sarah was left alone, consumed by her own envy and regret. She realized too late that her actions had cost her everything she ever cared about, and that her wickedness had led to her downfall.
In the end, Sarah died alone and bitter, a cautionary tale of the dangers of envy and greed...